Chapter

 1 VIII  |       mysterious country, now thrown open on all sides to the
 2 XII   |      abrupt. The anchors were thrown out from the car and one
 3 XIII  |      ground; the anchors were thrown out, and one of them soon
 4 XVI   |     was a chain of waterfalls thrown across the whole western
 5 XXI   |    surplus ballast that I had thrown out. Now, the gas is precious;
 6 XXI   |      car, so that they may be thrown overboard at one movement.”~“
 7 XXIII |   placed in it. The earth was thrown in over his remains, and
 8 XXIII |      to replace what had been thrown overboard when the negro
 9 XXIII |       not rise until you have thrown off a little ballast.”~Joe
10 XXIV  |       The water-tank had been thrown overboard when the native
11 XXVII |     studded with green trees, thrown up upon the surface of this
12 XXVIII|     ballast been accidentally thrown out, the balloon would have
13 XXXI  |      Hippopotamus.—One Bullet thrown away.~About three o’clock
14 XXXIII|     he felt that he was being thrown back to the eastward, toward
15 XXXIV | ground without danger. It was thrown almost flat over upon its
16 XLI   |     for the cylinder was also thrown overboard and only a few
17 XLII  |     The different pieces were thrown out, one after the other,
18 XLIII |      atmosphere. Should he be thrown back toward the Niger, what