Chapter

 1 VI     |        himself entirely in his hands, so far as the ordinary
 2 VIII   |  farewells and warm shaking of hands, the guests separated.~The
 3 XIV    |       of those villains in our hands. Forward, then!”~They had
 4 XIV    |     fragrant beverage, and all hands tasted it with satisfaction.~“
 5 XV     |        their deafening uproar, hands were violently clapped together,
 6 XV     |   directions; dancing with his hands, dancing with his body,
 7 XV     |      unluckily perished in the hands of his celestial physician?~
 8 XVI    |       solemnly, “we are in His hands; He alone can save us—but
 9 XVIII  |    Ferguson fairly clapped his hands for joy.~“We are on the
10 XVIII  |        so doing, scratched his hands until they bled.~Suddenly
11 XVIII  |       Gondokoro, and press the hands of some of our countrymen.”~
12 XXI    |        from a Frenchman in the hands of these barbarians!”~“A
13 XXI    |  Frenchman has fallen into the hands of these savages. We must
14 XXI    |        speaking-trumpet of his hands, he shouted at the top of
15 XXII   |    place, he stretched out his hands to his unexpected deliverers.~“
16 XXII   |        feebly pressed his kind hands, and scarcely had the strength
17 XXII   |     seized Kennedy’s and Joe’s hands by turns in his own, which
18 XXII   |   having pressed your friendly hands, and having heard, once
19 XXIII  |         He could then use both hands, and had soon heaped into
20 XXVI   |   resting his head between his hands, he sat there for hours
21 XXVII  |      upon his friend.~“Let go! hands off!” moaned the Scot, in
22 XXVII  |        on. He even plunged his hands, and then his head, into
23 XXX    |       who have extremely small hands and feet, are in excellent
24 XXXIII |     should Joe fall into their hands, what will become of him
25 XXXIV  |       three of us were shaking hands!”~“Poor Joe! kindly and
26 XXXIV  |       but with firmly-clinched hands they clung convulsively
27 XXXV   |      knees, sometimes with his hands. He saw the moment nigh
28 XXXVI  | strangling him with his sinewy hands and fingers of steel, flung
29 XXXVI  |     stimulant, Joe grasped the hands of his two friends and announced
30 XXXVIII|      it, by strangling, at the hands of the Ouelad-shiman, who
31 XLIX   |        pleasure to press their hands; but, are we going in the
32 XLI    |    good thing to fall into his hands.”~“We shall not,” said Joe, “
33 XLIII  |      beasts than fall into the hands of these banditti.”~“They
34 XLIII  |        tear, and extending his hands his two friends wrung them
35 XLIV   |       we have hereunto set our hands and seals beside those of