Chapter

 1 III   |          instinct for travel and thirst for adventure had at length
 2 III   |    elements; against hunger, and thirst, and fever; against savage
 3 XIV   |   antelopes were quenching their thirst in the bed of a torrent
 4 XIV   |      hiding-places by hunger and thirst. The frogs struck in their
 5 XXIII |           Would you yield to the thirst for gold? Has not this dead
 6 XXIII |         not enough to quench the thirst of his party. Therefore
 7 XXIV  |   destined to quench the burning thirst that a heat of ninety degrees
 8 XXIV  |        to produce than to quench thirst.~The car rested, during
 9 XXIV  |        to the demands of intense thirst.~The night passed quietly—
10 XXV   |      endured the real agonies of thirst, and were in no desponding
11 XXVI  |      ameliorate it.~The pangs of thirst began to be severely felt;
12 XXVI  |     month without suffering; but thirst is a cruel thing!”~It was
13 XXVI  |         cruel thing!”~It was not thirst alone, but the unchanging
14 XXVII |          suffering horribly with thirst, and his swollen tongue
15 XXVII |          Ah!” he cried, “land of thirst! Well might you be called
16 XXVIII|         when goaded by hunger or thirst, will travel long distances,
17 XXXV  | Fortunately, he could quench his thirst at any moment, and, in recalling