Chapter

 1 V    |         Listen to me, Dick,” and cast your eyes over that map.”~
 2 VI   |       place; and, as he came in, cast a glance at Kennedy, who
 3 VII  |     outer envelope might then be cast off as a useless encumbrance;
 4 VIII |        of February, the Resolute cast anchor near Greenwich. She
 5 IX   |   glasses, and soon the Resolute cast anchor in the port. But
 6 XVI  |        to the ground, were we to cast our anchor in the tree-tops.”~“
 7 XVII |        An Ocean of Verdure.—They cast Anchor.—The Towing Elephant.—
 8 XX   |        At nightfall, the balloon cast anchor in twenty-seven degrees
 9 XXIII|     forever in this desert?”~Joe cast a despairing look at Kennedy;
10 XXIV |     affair off with a laugh.~Joe cast a mournful glance at him;
11 XXVI | surrounding space, like a pebble cast into a bottomless gulf;
12 XXXV |          he was entering it, Joe cast an uneasy look at the heaps
13 XXXV |          equatorial regions, Joe cast a glance at the tree which