Chapter

 1 III   |         bestow some weeks of his presence at the home of his crony
 2 IV    |        and wretchedness. But the presence of a Christian in the city
 3 XV    |       not to be disturbed by her presence, but to take advantage of
 4 XXI   |         the natives aware of our presence in such a place as this.”~
 5 XXI   |    doctor assured himself of the presence of a sufficient quantity
 6 XXVII |     verdure, which announced the presence of abundant springs. As
 7 XXVIII|       took up the subject in his presence, as it had become the topic
 8 XXVIII|      past was obliterated in the presence of the future with providential
 9 XXX   |      their curling hair; but the presence of the Victoria troubled
10 XXXII | irritated than frightened by her presence.~“How they scream! What
11 XXXII |          imagine yourself in the presence of a troop of lions on the
12 XXXIII|          found means to make his presence there known. Perhaps he