Chapter

 1 I      |           This was done with the idea of complimenting him, but
 2 III    |         table, and you have some idea of the manual exercise that
 3 III    |         means. That is a Utopian idea.”~“Then, you will go—”~“
 4 V      |    shores?”~“I haven’t the least idea.”~“Why, that this lake,
 5 XI     |    friend dissuaded him from any idea of violent retaliation.~“
 6 XII    |    sharpened his appetite.~“Good idea, my boy!”~“Oh! it won’t
 7 XII    |  invariably held out against the idea.~“The chiefs are armed with
 8 XII    |         feet.”~“That was a grant idea of yours, sir,” said Joe. “
 9 XIV    |      again.”~“By George, what an idea! Why, do you think the doctor
10 XV     |        savage admirers a strange idea of the style of ballet adopted
11 XVI    |       atmosphere.”~“Have you any idea, then, of abandoning the
12 XVIII  |         in order to get an exact idea of the configuration of
13 XIX    | extermination. You may form some idea, then, of the difficulties
14 XIX    |       there is any truth in that idea,” said the doctor.~“But
15 XIX    |         and my master’s; but the idea of feeding those black fellows—
16 XX     |        Joe, “and I’ll import the idea to England. It would be
17 XX     |        machine.”~“Yes! but a new idea, and I have dozens of them,”
18 XX     |        master, but I stick to my idea.”~It now was noon. The Victoria
19 XXI    |      asked Kennedy.~“This is the idea, Dick: you will admit that
20 XXII   |      Kennedy caught his friend’s idea on the instant, and, snatching
21 XXV    |        balloon had just the same idea, at the same moment, for
22 XXVI   |   tendency by rapid walking. His idea was to pace the sandy plain
23 XXVIII |       the cause of it all!”~This idea of mystifying some learned
24 XIX    |          Another person had that idea in advance of you. It was
25 XIX    |        down at learning that his idea had been used already, cudgelled
26 XXX    |     these negro races a superior idea of European power.”~“Very
27 XXXI   |      Kennedy, “Joe really has an idea this time—”~“Which I beg
28 XXXIV  |         would rather give up the idea of prosecuting this journey
29 XXXV   |     thought he, “that I had that idea to throw myself out into
30 XXXV   |        part of his clothing. The idea of a stretch of five or
31 XXXV   |        had time to form an exact idea of the situation, there
32 XXXV   |       his new adorers an exalted idea of how the gods tuck away
33 XXXVIII|     compliment his master on the idea of having two balloons.~“
34 XL     |         inhabitants have had the idea to burn the forests, and
35 XLIII  |  inspired the doctor with a bold idea. It was the last chance