Chapter

 1 VIII  |         If so, you are greatly mistaken. Were it to be a long one,
 2 XV    |       doctor; “and, if I’m not mistaken, we’re going to be called
 3 XV    |  learning that the balloon was mistaken for nothing less than the
 4 XVI   | Heuglin’s caravan. Unless I am mistaken, we are at thirty-two degrees
 5 XVII  |      that they might have been mistaken for a natural fortification,
 6 XVIII |      is right; and, unless I’m mistaken, there is a group of about
 7 XXII  |  latitudes, it might have been mistaken for an immense aurora borealis,
 8 XXIII |       and I weigh, unless I am mistaken, about four hundred pounds—
 9 XXIV  |       the doctor. “If I am not mistaken, we have accomplished nearly
10 XXV   |        Joe’s eyes had not been mistaken.~“At length!” he said, over
11 XXVIII|      you have been egregiously mistaken; and, in proof thereof,
12 XXX   |      the first time, they were mistaken for creatures of a higher
13 XXXIII|       of our fall, unless I am mistaken, we were not far from an
14 XXXVI |     said:~“If I am not greatly mistaken I can see, off yonder in
15 XXXVI |     manoeuvring. Ah! I was not mistaken. It is, indeed, a squadron
16 XL    |        my friends, unless I am mistaken, the wind has a slight tendency