Chapter

 1 I    | electrified by these inspiring words.~“Huzza for the intrepid
 2 I    |       not stop short with mere words. It strikes off money faster
 3 V    |      and twenty miles—in other words, a nothing.”~“Almost nothing,
 4 VII  |       cubic feet; or, in other words, forty-four thousand eight
 5 XI   |    murmuring indistinguishable words. In other respects, the
 6 XV   |        He then addressed a few words to the strangers, but in
 7 XVII |    fast!” exclaimed Joe.~These words had scarcely been uttered
 8 XXI  |       catch the sound of a few words uttered in the lowest possible
 9 XXI  |     savages responded to these words—no doubt drowning the prisoner’
10 XXI  |   considerable stress upon the words.~“Why, doctor, can you light
11 XXII |        were the doctor’s first words.~“Saved!” he with a sad
12 XXII |      from the sky, had uttered words of consolation.~“I have
13 XXIII|       this good man could find words only to pity them, to excuse,
14 XXIII|        man uttered some broken words, and the doctor at once
15 XXIV |       needed these encouraging words. Yet, once again, thank
16 XXV  |      to yourself; or, in other words, that we see ourselves in
17 XXVI |      through with a few Arabic words that you can write for me
18 XXX  |        But, upon hearing these words falling, as it seemed, from
19 XXXIV|          He was uttering these words with a sort of despairing
20 XXXV |   master!—Help!” were his last words; but his voice, despairing,
21 XLIII|       which requires no spoken words.~