Chapter

 1 III   |      same time keeping on the watch. As for the doctor, he went
 2 XI    |    while sentinels kept close watch around the island, and the
 3 XII   |     rest. The doctor took the watch commencing at nine o’clock;
 4 XII   |     the three o’clock morning watch.~So Kennedy and Joe, well
 5 XIV   |      doctor keeping the first watch. At twelve o’clock the latter
 6 XVI   |      use them.”~“We will keep watch with you,” said the hunter.~“
 7 XXI   |      he took the nine-o’clock watch, and at midnight Dick relieved
 8 XXI   |    toward us—climbing.”~“Keep watch on this side, and I’ll take
 9 XXII  |       sick man, Ferguson kept watch over the safety of all.~
10 XXVIII|     doctor vainly kept on the watch for a change of weather.
11 XXXI  | morning, Joe, who was then on watch, at length saw the city
12 XXXI  |      necessary to keep on the watch for unexpected perils.~The
13 XXXIII|  balloon. It was necessary to watch only the borders of the
14 XXXIII|     into the gloom during his watch, sometimes fancying that
15 XXXIII|      and the two friends kept watch together in an almost desperate
16 XXXVI |     car, he had not ceased to watch the horizon with his utmost
17 XXXVII|       doctor and Kennedy kept watch by turns, and Joe availed
18 XXXVII|     rest, for I made you keep watch a little out of time.”~The
19 XLII  |        Midnight.—The Doctor’s Watch.—Kennedy’s Watch. —The Latter
20 XLII  |     Doctor’s Watch.—Kennedy’s Watch. —The Latter falls asleep
21 XLII  |  doctor. “I’ll take the first watch; at two o’clock I’ll waken
22 XLII  |     slightest noise. When his watch had expired, he woke Kennedy,