Chapter

 1 X      |          very suddenly, so as to avoid unforeseen obstacles.~“My
 2 X      |         very rapid ascent that I avoid obstacles. The real danger
 3 XI     |         which we shall manage to avoid,” said the doctor.~The baggage
 4 XII    |          matter, and so we shall avoid the risk of a conflagration.”~“
 5 XIX    |      northwest, and, in order to avoid Mount Longwek, it was necessary
 6 XIX    |           in the first place, we avoid the escape of precious gas,
 7 XX     |        get away so rapidly as to avoid the sight of the victorious
 8 XIX    |        It had been impossible to avoid it; the only thing to be
 9 XXXIII |        will have skill enough to avoid them. Besides, they are
10 XXXIV  | expeditions. Yet, they could not avoid sufferings of the worst
11 XXXV   |       but not sufficiently so to avoid coming into contact with
12 XXXVIII|    hasten our progress, and even avoid night halts.”~“Are we still
13 XLI    |      anxious, at all hazards, to avoid a detention in these regions.
14 XLI    |      crossing them.”~“Can we not avoid them?”~“I am afraid not,
15 XLI    |      have been very difficult to avoid during the night with a