Chapter

 1 II    |   generally, first, as to the real or supposititious existence
 2 IX    |       a man get a drop of the real stuff there?” said a sailor
 3 IX    |       descending. That is the real difficulty, doctor.”~“And
 4 X     |   that I avoid obstacles. The real danger lurks below, and
 5 XVIII |    1858.~Samuel Ferguson felt real emotion: he was almost in
 6 XXIV  |      to make you aware of the real state of the case, as I
 7 XXIV  | replied the doctor, with much real feeling, “I expected such
 8 XXV   |   have suffered.”~“A cloud! a real cloud!” shouted Joe at this
 9 XXV   |    said Kennedy, “that it’s a real pleasure to have a view
10 XXV   |      this moment, endured the real agonies of thirst, and were
11 XXVIII|       it, but I do think it a real pity to burn this pretty
12 XIX   | country of the Arabs.”~“What! real Arabs, sir, with their camels?”~“
13 XIX   |    the continent.~At length a real river greeted the gaze of
14 XXXV  |      to him, had behaved like real condors, he had noticed
15 XXXVII|      hunter don’t know what a real hunt is until he’s been
16 XLIII | papers, quickly explained the real state of the case.~The balloon,