Chapter

 1 I     |       travelled by the doctor in making the circuit of the Globe,
 2 III   |    doctor contented himself with making no reply to this. He remained
 3 III   |      among heaps of figures, and making experiments with the strangest-looking
 4 VI    |      scales. The latter, without making any resistance, said, in
 5 IX    |         own peculiar manner, and making history to suit himself—
 6 XIV   |       into the tree itself, were making their way to the topmost
 7 XVII  |         excursion that they were making now—a veritable navigation
 8 XVII  | direction.”~The elephant was now making some headway, and soon reached
 9 XVIII |          travellers succeeded in making fast to a tree, and, the
10 XXI   |        they’re assassinating him—making a martyr of him!”~The doctor
11 XXI   |   Ferguson —and, standing erect, making a speaking-trumpet of his
12 XXIV  |       the northwest.~“We are not making progress,” said the doctor. “
13 XXV   |          is you, Dick, yourself, making that signal to yourself;
14 XXVIII|          firewood for the night, making just as little of it as
15 XXX   |          in tropical heats, when making dangerous departures, and
16 XXX   |         trees as he rode up, was making his grand entry into the
17 XXXII |          that flock of big birds making for us?”~“Birds?” exclaimed
18 XXXII |         within gunshot, and were making the air ring with their
19 XXXIII|      know that the sportsman was making a good use of his time.~
20 XXXV  |        honey. The worthy fellow, making the best of every thing,
21 XXXVI |        had to describe, and then making an indescribable gesture
22 XXXVII|     nobody nowadays can think of making the trip to Africa without
23 XLII  |          they disappeared below, making huge gaps in the foliage