Chapter

 1 II    |     his project. He was very easily approached, being naturally
 2 V     |       said Kennedy.~“You can easily see, then, that time presses
 3 X     |   see, gentlemen, that I can easily effect very considerable
 4 XI    |      swimming, but they were easily driven off.~Thereupon the
 5 XIII  |     will you do that?”~“Very easily. I am simply going to take
 6 XIII  |      and the voice is not so easily heard. The view of objects
 7 XIV   |   hunter’s way I can just as easily skin and cut up a piece
 8 XV    |      might carry on, though, easily enough,” said Joe; “and
 9 XV    |  doctor, “we’ll let him down easily; and I warrant me that,
10 XVIII |  Karagwah country.”~He could easily distinguish the astonished
11 XXIII |     doctor, “and cannot very easily be put into one’s pocket.”~“
12 XXVI  |       had set out after him, easily tracing him by the clear
13 XXXVII|    but Ferguson, who was not easily conquered by fatigue, remained
14 XLI   | network, and from that place easily managed to detach the heavy
15 XLI   |      I’ll not give her up so easily. She may not be what she
16 XLII  | their place. These were then easily taken out, and drawn away