Chapter

 1 XII    |    that Burton and Speke were seized with violent fevers, and
 2 XII    |       pushed on alone. He was seized by the chief of this region,
 3 XXI    |     foliage, and ere long Joe seized Kenedy’s hand as he heard
 4 XXII   |       of dazzling light, were seized with a terror that may be
 5 XXII   |       loud yells, and Kennedy seized his rifle. The doctor, however,
 6 XXII   |    eyes filled with tears. He seized Kennedy’s and Joe’s hands
 7 XXVI   |     was, felt himself at last seized with a nameless dread. He
 8 XXVII  |       one wild, eager glance, seized the treasured store, and
 9 XXX    |        Upon this the governor seized a musket and aimed it at
10 XXXV   | possible when he felt himself seized by the arm and then by the
11 XXXVI  |    behind him on the crupper, seized the Arab by the throat,
12 XXXVIII|     at Sackatoo, where he was seized and held as a prisoner,