Chapter

 1 XV   |        sultan stirred, and, for a dead body that had given no sign
 2 XVII |           broke off short. He was dead.~“His tusk’s broken!” exclaimed
 3 XVII |   motionless over the body of the dead elephant.~At the end of
 4 XVII |     attracted by the smell of the dead elephant, were prowling
 5 XX   | victorious tribe rushing upon the dead and the wounded, scrambling
 6 XXII |    several hours, held him like a dead man under the eye of Dr.
 7 XXII |         dispersed and he left for dead, in one of those combats
 8 XXIII|         was bathed in hot tears.~“Dead!” said the doctor, bending
 9 XXIII|        doctor, bending over him, “dead!” And with one common accord,
10 XXIII|     thirst for gold? Has not this dead man whom you have just helped
11 XXIV |          gradually melting to the dead level, and the last vegetation
12 XXIV |         suspended in the air at a dead calm.~“Let us wait with
13 XXV  |         without foliage, and more dead than alive. Ferguson examined
14 XXVI |           The atmosphere was in a dead calm—one of those calms
15 XXVII|          and he fell to the earth dead.~“Hurrah! hurrah!” shouted
16 XXVII|    clambered over the body of the dead lioness, and handed up the
17 XXX  |           to be caught in another dead calm?” sighed the doctor.~“
18 XXXII|          Dick; I look upon all as dead that may come within range
19 XXXII|           huge creature, stricken dead, dropped headlong, turning