Chapter

 1 I     | self-contained, in one; he had uttered the word of the situation—~“
 2 VI    |    fellow knew, without a word uttered about it, that he would
 3 XVII  |        words had scarcely been uttered when a shrill cry rang through
 4 XVII  |       rifle-shot.~The elephant uttered a long bellow of terror
 5 XX    | eagerly devouring it.~“Faugh!” uttered Joe, “it’s sickening.”~The
 6 XXI   |       the sound of a few words uttered in the lowest possible tones.~
 7 XXII  |      to come from the sky, had uttered words of consolation.~“I
 8 XXIII | falling asleep.”~The dying man uttered some broken words, and the
 9 XXXV  |         with a firm gripe, and uttered strange cries.~“Ha!” said
10 XXXVI |       the matter?”~Kennedy had uttered a cry of despair as he saw
11 XXXVI |      with open arms.~The Arabs uttered a scream of astonishment
12 XXXVII|   sinking in the swamp, he had uttered a last cry of despair.~“
13 XLIII |   sight of the aeronauts, they uttered savage cries, and brandished