Chapter

 1 II    |       able to reach, is the very heart of Africa, and it is thither
 2 II    |         of Dr. Ferguson, and the heart, thrice panoplied in bronze,
 3 III   |      lived with one and the same heart, and that gave them no great
 4 V     |       seem to touch the doctor’s heart.~“We’ll not fall,” was his
 5 V     |          penetrating to the very heart of Africa.”~“On foot?” said
 6 VIII  |         can’t argue with him. At heart he knows perfectly well
 7 XI    | thrusting a long needle into its heart. But, in spite of all their
 8 XVII  |        balloon.~“A bullet in his heart!” said Kennedy, discharging
 9 XXIV  | self-possession of a disciplined heart. With his glass he scrutinized
10 XXIV  |       you, from the bottom of my heart!”~And, with this, the three
11 XXV   |        of moisture. The doctor’s heart shrank within him, and he
12 XXVI  |    solitude struck terror to his heart; he found himself the minute
13 XXVI  |         but worthy of your noble heart. The thing is impossible.
14 XXVII |         ere a bullet pierced his heart, and he fell to the earth
15 XIX   |     fancy of a sportsman. Dick’s heart fairly leaped in his breast
16 XXXI  |       sending a ball through its heart!”~The Victoria descended
17 XXXIII|       longer, Dick, and not lose heart. We cannot be far away from
18 XXXIV |      rejoined Ferguson, “that my heart does not bleed like your
19 XXXIV |    disposition! brave and candid heart! Dazzled for a moment by
20 XXXV  |         confidence abandoned the heart of the unfortunate man.
21 XXXVII|     doctor, with great feeling. “Heart of gold! we were not astray
22 XLI   |   service, and it would break my heart to desert her.”~“Be at your
23 XLI   |       voice that made Ferguson’s heart leap to his throat.~The