Chapter

 1 I     |  eloquence terminated with the following sonorous phrases bubbling
 2 I     |       as to propose to him the following problem: Given the number
 3 II    |      an article couched in the following terms:~“Africa is, at length,
 4 II    |       realized.~“Dr. Barth, in following out to Soudan the track
 5 IV    |      Dr. Ferguson counted upon following had not been chosen at random;
 6 IV    |      the month of March in the following year. These two daring explorers
 7 VIII  |       the evening. It bore the following inscription, in letters
 8 XI    |     operation commenced on the following night, about three A.M.,
 9 XVII  |       through the air, and the following phrases, mingled with exclamations,
10 XIX   |      to this time we have been following the traces of our predecessors.
11 XXIII |        Kennedy was not long in following his example.~“Keep cool,
12 XXV   |      and its aeronauts. It was following exactly the same route as
13 XXX   |       the capital of Fez, and, following the route which at a later
14 XXXI  |  travellers were then directly following the course of the Shari.
15 XXXII | rangers of the deep.~“They are following us!” said the doctor, as
16 XXXVI |  pursuing some one, instead of following.”~“Are you certain of that,
17 XXXVII|           Then,” said Kennedy, following out on the map the direction
18 XLIII |    long muskets, and they were following, on their quick, fiery little
19 XLIV  |     their wants. And there the following certificate was drawn up