Chapter

 1 III  |        all my preparations are getting along finely, and I—”~“Where
 2 V    |       person plural:~“‘We’ are getting along; ‘we’ shall be ready
 3 V    |    Scot, “since every thing is getting on so well, what’s the use
 4 VII  |       outside balloon, such as getting torn, for instance, the
 5 IX   |    experienced some trouble in getting the rebellious spirits to
 6 XII  |       There is no harm done in getting as far away from them as
 7 XII  |     sun on those red sands was getting to be insupportable.”~“What
 8 XIII |    lashed. I’ll spend the time getting my notes into shape. A good
 9 XVIII|        see some of the natives getting ready to recross the river.”~“
10 XIX  |     shall have some trouble in getting to Gondokoro. I am sorry
11 XXI  | profound darkness.~Kennedy was getting over his nervousness and
12 XXIII|  replenishing his supply.~Upon getting back to the car, he found
13 XXVI |       choking, and the heat is getting worse! I’m not surprised
14 XXXI |  indeed; and, moreover, we are getting on under the best possible
15 XXXI |       We had an opportunity of getting up in life, and that’s what
16 XLI  |        hours more!”~“Ah, she’s getting used up! She grows thinner
17 XLIII|  nearly noon; the Victoria was getting empty and exhausted, and