Chapter

 1 III  |      thirst, and fever; against savage beasts, and still more savage
 2 III  |   savage beasts, and still more savage men, is impossible! Because,
 3 III  | climates, nor wild animals, nor savage men, are to be feared! If
 4 XI   |     them, among those ferocious savage tribes, in regions that
 5 XIV  |      their dog-like muzzles and savage expression. However, a few
 6 XV   |        escorted to the sound of savage instruments, and with wild
 7 XV   |         and, in fine giving his savage admirers a strange idea
 8 XVI  |       Joe. “Why is it that such savage countries get all these
 9 XX   |       by us than wild beasts or savage tribes.”~“Bah!” said the
10 XX   |      and, as he spoke, the huge savage, struck full in the forehead
11 XXI  |     more feebly this time.~“The savage wretches!” exclaimed Joe,
12 XXI  |       likely, my friends. These savage tribes kill their captives
13 XXI  |      down and scatter all these savage villains with powder and
14 XXII |      Joe, leaning over, saw the savage that had clung to the car
15 XXII | venturing all alone among those savage tribes!”~“That cannot be
16 XXIV | economize it. Ah! that rascally savage who cost us the tank!”*~*
17 XXVII|      drained the last drop with savage haste.~“Thanks!” he murmured
18 XXVII|        the enormous paws of the savage beast in his flesh, when
19 XIX  |   beginning to be felt; but the savage customs of the country,
20 XXXV |      alone in the midst of this savage country and among these
21 XXXV |        great affair among these savage tribes, and carried on with
22 XL   |         Dahomey, among the most savage races, and into the power
23 XLIII|         aeronauts, they uttered savage cries, and brandished their