Chapter

 1 I     |    circular trip without his thinking to turn around once, and
 2 VIII  |     as reserved as ever, and thinking of nothing but his expedition.
 3 XIV   |       Do you know what I was thinking about?” said Joe.~“Why,
 4 XIV   |    least in the world. I was thinking what a figure we’d cut if
 5 XIX   |      Were his two companions thinking of their trip through those
 6 XX    |      a balloon, fired at it, thinking that it was an aerial monster.
 7 XXI   |    for a few moments; he was thinking. His two companions looked
 8 XXIII |    of the day.~“What are you thinking about, doctor?” asked Kennedy.~“
 9 XXIV  | doctor made no reply. He was thinking, not without secret terror,
10 XXVII |      knew this, and each was thinking of it, and felt himself
11 XXXII |       sir, as you are always thinking of good sport, yonder is
12 XXXVII| horses were grazing, without thinking of any harm. Now, there
13 XXXVII|     I didn’t spend much time thinking about it, but jumped right
14 XLI   |    have for a long time been thinking over a plan which we’ll
15 XLIII |     be, then?” said Kennedy, thinking that the doctor must be