Chapter

 1 V      |       Vogel was merely held as a prisoner at Wara. All hope is not
 2 XII    |          then made a gash in the prisoner’s neck, stopped to sharpen
 3 XXI    |      words—no doubt drowning the prisoner’s reply.~“They are murdering
 4 XXI    | prudently, maybe, by telling the prisoner to make his escape in a
 5 XXI    |           I’ll suppose that this prisoner, who is evidently exhausted
 6 XXI    |         that if I can get to the prisoner, and throw out a quantity
 7 XXI    |          Dick will carry off the prisoner; but let nothing be done
 8 XXII   |         hearing their cries, the prisoner raised his head. His eyes
 9 XXII   |        balloon directly over the prisoner, at the same time that it
10 XXII   |      howlings of the tribe whose prisoner thus escaped them in a blaze
11 XXII   |          part, and he remained a prisoner to one of the cruelest tribes
12 XXX    |       some accounts, he was made prisoner, and, according to others,
13 XXX    |     Vogel may still be held as a prisoner by the Sultan of Wadai,
14 XXXIII |       certainly will.”~“And if a prisoner,” resumed the doctor, “it
15 XXXIII |       without trouble; were he a prisoner, they could rescue him by
16 XXXVIII|         was seized and held as a prisoner, until he expired in the