Chapter

 1 XV    | terrific before, redoubled the instant that he arrived. He noticed,
 2 XIX   |      it is said to tremble the instant that a Mussulman sets foot
 3 XXI   |         let us waken Joe.”~The instant that Joe was aroused, Kennedy
 4 XXII  | precaution superfluous. At the instant when the car was close to
 5 XXII  |       his friend’s idea on the instant, and, snatching up with
 6 XXVII |        it to his lips.~At that instant he heard a heart-rending
 7 XXVII | reloaded his rifle.~In another instant he fired, but the animal
 8 XXVII |    draught, was the work of an instant, and the three travellers
 9 XXVIII|       raw, or you will give me instant satisfaction!’ The Scotchman
10 XIX   |       from any habitation. The instant it touched the soil, all
11 XXXIV |  threatening to break at every instant; and the water-tanks jostled
12 XXXVI |       close to him, and at the instant he grasped it the doctor
13 XXXVII|     health,” said Joe, at that instant thrusting his jolly countenance
14 XLII  |        profound slumber on the instant.~The night was calm. A few
15 XLIII |         which had risen for an instant, fell again toward the ground.~
16 XLIII |      more elongated form every instant. Its outer covering was
17 XLIII |      balloon grew fuller every instant.~It was then a quarter to