Chapter

 1 II   |    give any explanation, and merely busied himself more actively
 2 V    | felatah of Bornou, Vogel was merely held as a prisoner at Wara.
 3 VII  |   experiments in physics; he merely wanted to be able to know
 4 IX   | determined, the balloon will merely have to be placed in the
 5 XIII |      s wonderful!”~“No, it’s merely natural.”~“Oh! natural;
 6 XIII |   but the western slopes are merely inclined planes. The depressions
 7 XX   |     the doctor; “the Indians merely carry off the scalp, but
 8 XX   |   for some time; the country merely passed below it; it no longer
 9 XXI  |  must be out of reach. So he merely saw that his weapons were
10 XXI  |      enough discernible, not merely to the eye but to the nostrils,
11 XXV  |     exactly repeated.~“It is merely the effect of the MIRAGE,”
12 XXVI |     out ballast, at the cost merely of discharging some gas,
13 XXX  |    did not budge an inch. He merely grasped his long musket,
14 XXXIV|      like your own? Am I not merely obeying an imperious necessity?”~“