Chapter

 1 I    |      come in the doctor did, and stood there, quite unmoved by
 2 III  |      from all the rest.”~Kennedy stood speechless with amazement.~“
 3 XVII |           but slightly indented, stood out against the bluish horizon,
 4 XVII |     thumps. Meanwhile the doctor stood ready, hatchet in hand,
 5 XXI  |          doctor had finished, he stood up erect in the car, and,
 6 XXII |       hanging almost motionless, stood in the centre of a clearing,
 7 XXII |   hundred feet below the balloon stood a large post, or stake,
 8 XXIII|          pounds, but the balloon stood still.~Joe got very pale.~“
 9 XXIV |        of the region in which it stood, passed the night in perfect
10 XXV  |       crazy?” asked Kennedy.~Joe stood there, perfectly motionless,
11 XXVII|        There, under a palm-tree, stood an enormous black-maned
12 XXXI |         dwellings of Bornou once stood.~The sun shot his dazzling
13 XXXII|        and gills of deep violet, stood erect with rage. They were
14 XXXVI|            and while speaking he stood up to examine the horizon.~“
15 XLIX | seemingly basaltic summits; they stood out in fantastic profile
16 XLIX |        on which the market-place stood, formed the only inequalities
17 XL   |     current. Upon one among them stood some shepherds’ huts, but
18 XLII |        of flame; the large trees stood forth in black relief in
19 XLIII|       baobab, the only tree that stood there, solitary and alone,
20 XLIII|           speechless, terrified, stood a group of men clad in the