Chapter

 1 I      |       his son with him, from the young man’s earliest years, in
 2 III    |        doctor’s booty.~These two young men, moreover, never had
 3 IV     |         the month of August, the young traveller, Roscher, from
 4 VIII   |       officers’ mess-room. These young men felt an intense interest
 5 VIII   |       science. On the north, the young Duveyrier was exploring
 6 VIII   |         Ah! Mr. Kennedy,” said a young midshipman, with envious
 7 XV     |       sultan, a handsomely-built young fellow, who, according to
 8 XV     |     pleasingly familiar with the young negresses, who seemed never
 9 XV     | benevolent smile.~Thereupon, the young damsels, conjoining their
10 XVI    |    precipitating themselves upon young and vigorous Europe, which
11 XIX    |           Arnaud, Miuni, and the young traveller Lejean, to whom
12 XXII   |         foot lay a human being—a young man of thirty years or more,
13 XXII   |      moment, the weakness of the young missionary became so extreme
14 XXII   |     again washed and dressed the young martyr’s frightful wounds,
15 XXII   |        The missionary was a poor young man from the village of
16 XXIII  |      over it!” sighed Joe. “Poor young fellow—scarcely thirty years
17 XXX    |       where he disappeared. This young man, at the age of twenty-three,
18 XXX    |  informed as to the fate of that young and interesting explorer.”*~*
19 XXX    |    scarcely twenty-two. He was a young Englishman, an ensign in
20 XXXVIII|         It was then that a brave young man, with his own feeble