Chapter

 1 I      |      no, not if the inducement held out had been promotion to
 2 I      |        him, but the doctor had held himself aloof from all the
 3 V      |       Bornou, Vogel was merely held as a prisoner at Wara. All
 4 VIII   |      of the voyage, the doctor held regular sittings, with lectures
 5 XI     |       above its car, which was held to the ground by numerous
 6 XI     |         the sand-bags that had held it down were now replaced
 7 XI     |      to slacken the ropes they held it by. The car then rose
 8 XII    |      but the doctor invariably held out against the idea.~“The
 9 XII    |    been correctly said that he held his balloon in his hand.
10 XV     |       have, for a long period, held the commerce between the
11 XV     |       is Kazeh!~There, too, is held the general rendezvous of
12 XV     |         frightfully distended, held dangling to them disks of
13 XV     |       tugged at the ropes that held it as though impatient to
14 XV     |       superstitious fear still held the crowd aloof and hindered
15 XVI    |   while Kennedy, on his knees, held together the curtains of
16 XVIII  |      slumber, while the doctor held his post.~On Wednesday,
17 XXII   |     lasting for several hours, held him like a dead man under
18 XXIV   |    wind, for without it we are held here suspended in the air
19 XXX    |        that Vogel may still be held as a prisoner by the Sultan
20 XXXI   |      before our departure, you held out to me the prospect of
21 XXXV   | natives as black as ebony, who held him, with a firm gripe,
22 XXXVI  |       in the front of the car, held the ladder clear, ready
23 XXXVIII|        where he was seized and held as a prisoner, until he
24 XLI    |      provisions or ammunition, held out until Colonel Faidherbe
25 XLII   |        them, because they were held by their upper extremity