Chapter

 1 I      |      greeted him at the outset continued until he, with a friendly
 2 I      |        Ferguson’s constitution continued marvellously sound. He felt
 3 VII    |        because, as the balloon continued to mount into the more rarefied
 4 IX     |      destination.”~“But then,” continued Captain Bennet, “in order
 5 XI     |        the channel.~The blacks continued to show their displeasure
 6 XI     |        sung in excellent time, continued until far into the night.~
 7 XIII   |         I exaggerate nothing,” continued Ferguson, “for, upon reading
 8 XVI    | Victoria. The latter, however, continued to ascend, while the lightning
 9 XIX    |     distant friends. Joe alone continued to manifest the same careless
10 XX     |       the clearing a village!” continued Joe, a moment or two later. “
11 XX     |        Meanwhile, the massacre continued on both sides, with battle-axes
12 XXII   |   luminous waves, for Ferguson continued to flash right down upon
13 XXII   | occasional murmur of pain that continued to disquiet and agitate
14 XXII   |     His sufferings had already continued for the space of forty hours,
15 XXV    |       the matter as you like,” continued Joe, “it’s a strange thing,
16 XXXIII |     miles per hour.~The doctor continued to keep at a height of from
17 XXXVI  |     flung him on the sand, and continued his headlong flight.~A tremendous
18 XXXVI  |      of the Victoria; the rest continued their pursuit.~“But what
19 XXXVIII|    doctor while his companions continued to gaze upon that multitude
20 XLIX   | obstinate northeast wind which continued to blow furiously, and bore
21 XLII   |       a mere hallucination. He continued to listen, but without hearing
22 XLIII  |     The pursuit of the Talabas continued all morning; and by eleven