Chapter

 1 V      |        heavy clothing, and his best hunting-gear and fire-arms.~
 2 IX     |     where the military get the best of the sidewalk to such
 3 IX     |      be placed in the currents best adapted to its destination.”~“
 4 XII    |       sea the doctor deemed it best to keep at his present elevation.
 5 XII    |       complain of, master. The best cultivated and most fertile
 6 XIV    |      the nicest steaks and the best parts of the tenderloin
 7 XV     | quietly, and walk off with the best of the goods, without troubling
 8 XVII   |        with delight, doing his best to urge this rather novel
 9 XIX    |        we are indebted for the best work on the Upper Nile,
10 XXII   |      fire-arms, nature got the best of him, and he had cried
11 XIX    |     which Joe served up in his best style. The meal was heartily
12 XXXI   |       are getting on under the best possible conditions.”~“Unquestionably
13 XXXV   |      worthy fellow, making the best of every thing, took one
14 XXXVII |       said the sportsman.~“The best way to settle it,” replied
15 XXXVIII| Touareg camels are of the very best race. They can go from three
16 XLIX   |     then every thing’s for the best!”~In fact, about two o’clock,