Chapter

 1 III    |      above.~“Ah! that’s what you mean, is it? These newspapers
 2 V      |      made rapid progress.~In the mean while his friend, the sportsman,
 3 V      |         of October, 1860. In the mean while John Petherick, the
 4 VI     |         sail for the moon.”~“You mean the Mountains of the Moon,
 5 XIII   |      stretching his limbs in the mean time.~“Don’t fly away without
 6 XVII   |         in large herds.”~“In the mean while, I hope,” added Joe, “
 7 XXI    |    motionless in the air.~In the mean time the doctor assured
 8 XXIII  |         doctor, mentally.~In the mean while, Kennedy and Joe had
 9 XXIII  |        buried?”~“No! what do you mean, doctor?”~“That priest,
10 XXV    |          manner.~“What does that mean?” asked Kennedy.~“They are
11 XXV    |          drink a mouthful in the mean time, for this air is stifling?”~“
12 XXVI   |          sooner or later. In the mean time, if Heaven sends you
13 XXVII  |       Impossible! What does that mean?—”~Dick had no time to finish;
14 XXVIII |  Ferguson.~“So little water, you mean, doctor,” interposed Joe; “
15 XXX    |       shores of the lake. In the mean time, on the 15th of December,
16 XXX    |      gathered around him. In the mean while Dr. Ferguson tried
17 XXXII  |      part company.~“They seem to mean mischief!” said the hunter,
18 XXXVI  |          possible?”~“What do you mean?”~“Wait!” and so saying,
19 XXXVII |         behind an Arab! I didn’t mean the fellow any harm, and
20 XXXVIII|        main craft.”~“What do you mean by that, doctor?” asked
21 XXXVIII|       doctor?” asked Kennedy.~“I mean to say that the new Victoria
22 XXXVIII| astonishing of modern journeys—I mean the Frenchman Rene Caillie,
23 XLIII  |          near the baobab.~In the mean time, the doctor had enlarged