Chapter

 1 I     |       yet disjointed, which the world entertains of African cartology” (
 2 I     |      made his voyage around the world. He had enlisted in the
 3 I     |       and that he traversed the world like the locomotive, which
 4 I     |       the simplest thing in the world, and scarcely noticed the
 5 II    |         all the journals in the world, there was not a scientific
 6 II    |         most affable man in the world. More than one bold adventurer
 7 III   |       in the great atlas of the world.”~Even the stubborn Kennedy
 8 V     |            Not the least in the world.”~“Why, that makes scarcely
 9 VI    |         we’ve been all over the world together! Who would help
10 VIII  |        most pacific duty in the world.~The hold of the Resolute
11 IX    |        people will stay in this world, they learn nothing and
12 IX    |       the simplest thing in the world!”~The attention of his auditory
13 XII   |     most fertile country in the world instead of a desert! Believe
14 XIII  |       the earliest epoch of the world’s existence.~The sun shone
15 XIV   |       the easiest ground in the world,” he said, kicking aside
16 XIV   |     Dick.~“Not the least in the world. I was thinking what a figure
17 XIV   |      thing that happens in this world is natural, of course; but,
18 XV    |      and all the ammonia in the world would not have set him on
19 XVI   |      was the first nurse of the world, was she not? For about
20 XVII  |    Africa are the finest in the world. The Andersons and the Cummings
21 XX    |  nothing astonishing in the New World.”~“Why, are there still
22 XX    | fighters of all the rest of the world!”~“I have a keen hankering
23 XX    |       the great captains of the world float thus above the scenes
24 XXI   |     greatest learned man in the world!”~The doctor kept silent
25 XXIII |        the cleverest lad in the world! What passions, what greed,
26 XXXI  |     pestilential country in the world!”~“We had an opportunity
27 XXXIII|      shall do everything in the world to find our lost friend
28 XXXV  |        find every thing in this world quite natural, the worthy
29 XXXV  |        in any other part of the world. But after what he had just
30 XXXVII|        shall never agree in the world, Joe, if you take things
31 XXXVII|     Nothing more natural in the world! I’m ready to begin over
32 XLIII |     fire-arms.”~“No harm in the world, Mr. Dick! We are lucky