Chapter

 1 III   | preparations in fine order.” And so saying, the gallant Scot gave way
 2 V     |         take his departure, without saying a word to anybody. On this
 3 VI    |        light to make up for it.”~So saying, Joe, with enthusiasm, took
 4 XIII  |        though,” he grumbled; and so saying, he wrapped himself in a
 5 XIII  |              All this, too, without saying any thing about wild beasts
 6 XIV   |           grog to wash it down.”~So saying, the good fellow went to
 7 XVI   |         wind is let loose!” and, so saying, the doctor actively stirred
 8 XVII  |        Never fear, doctor!” and, so saying, Dick, shouldering his gun,
 9 XVIII |           he touched the ground.~So saying, he drew his companion along
10 XX    |        talismans of the pieces.”~So saying, he flung out a bottle,
11 XXIII |            got in, however, without saying any thing. Kennedy took
12 XXIV  |             Joe! Was I not right in saying, ‘Wait a little?’ eh?”~“
13 XXVII |             we shall live!” and, so saying, he began rapidly to throw
14 XXXV  |             up to my neck!”~And, so saying, he burst through the frail
15 XXXVI |           you mean?”~“Wait!” and so saying, the Scot wiped the sights
16 XXXVII|      Kennedy could not refrain from saying:~“Look! we are again moving
17 XLIII |          separated from it!”~And so saying, Kennedy loaded the pet