Chapter

 1 III   |           Ah! really, then, you want them to send us both to
 2 V     |       not to go; but he did not want to annoy his friend. Let
 3 VI    |         Dr. Ferguson?”~“I don’t want to spoil your illusions,
 4 VI    |      then?”~“Egad! that’s all I want!”~“Come! come, Mr. Kennedy!
 5 VI    |  respect to you, sir,) ‘Dick, I want to know exactly how much
 6 VI    |       doctor, “come with Joe; I want to know how much you both
 7 IX    |        England?”~“No! I did not want to have myself overhauled
 8 XII   |         sweep across Africa. We want to see it.”~“Up to this
 9 XVII  |   taking us exactly to where we want to go, my dear Dick. A little
10 XVII  |         was Kennedy, who didn’t want to come!”~On his part, Dr.
11 XVIII |         sir?”~“Let us alight. I want a witness.”~“Here I am!”~“
12 XIX   |        in a moment of famine, I want it to be for your benefit
13 XXI   |        in a loud voice what you want him to do, because these
14 XXI   |    throw out, in case we should want to ascend suddenly.”~“How
15 XXI   |        balloon. But, then, if I want to get a rapid ascension,
16 XXIII |        was all!”~“But—”~“Do you want to stay forever in this
17 XXIV  |       enterprise, but I did not want to see them, from the moment
18 XXIV  |    stock of water. But, what we want now, is the wind, for without
19 XXVIII|          such luxury after such want! Ah! I nearly went mad!”~“
20 XXVIII|      After nearly perishing for want of water, they would, at
21 XXXV  |     from that other distressing want.~“What can have become of
22 XL    |         about it, I would never want to set foot on the ground
23 XLIII | quantity of this dried grass; I want a hundred pounds of it,