Chapter

 1 XV    |       that they wore gracefully flung about their persons, and
 2 XVII  |     moderated, and the anchors, flung out from the car, ere long
 3 XVII  |         a very rapid gallop. He flung his trunk from side to side,
 4 XX    |      the pieces.”~So saying, he flung out a bottle, which, of
 5 XX    |         battle-axe. Suddenly he flung away his war-club, red with
 6 XXV   | horn-like with age, and angrily flung them away among the bleaching
 7 XXVII |         the dampened steps, and flung himself at full length by
 8 XXVII |       of the steps. The lioness flung herself furiously upon it.
 9 XXVIII|        hesitated no longer, but flung out the requisite quantity
10 XXX   |         was abandoned; work was flung aside, and all noise ceased.
11 XXXIV |  avalanche of sand. The camels, flung pell-mell together, were
12 XXXVI |     hands and fingers of steel, flung him on the sand, and continued
13 XXXVI |  sonorous, ringing voice, as he flung out the ladder, the lowest
14 XLIII |      because go they must!”~Joe flung out the barometers and thermometers,