Chapter

 1 IV    |    point of departure had been carefully studied, and it was not
 2 IV    |        Dr. Barth.~Dr. Ferguson carefully noted the fact, that he
 3 IV    |      prize medal.~Dr. Ferguson carefully remarked that they had not
 4 VII   |     having pondered the matter carefully, Dr. Ferguson, by an ingenious
 5 VII   |    length.~He at the same time carefully weighed his stores of provision,
 6 VIII  |      of February, and was then carefully deposited at the bottom
 7 XIII  | slipping nimbly down the tree, carefully attached the anchor, and
 8 XV    |  courtyards and small gardens, carefully cultivated with onions,
 9 XVIII |       per hour.~The doctor had carefully taken his position by the
10 XVIII |      form and size of which he carefully noted.~“And now,” said he—“
11 XXII  |     Joe relieved each other in carefully tending the sick man, Ferguson
12 XXXIII| Kennedy.~“I have been long and carefully considering what should
13 XXXVI |        sights of his spy-glass carefully, and looked through it again