Chapter

 1 III   |         The Scot talked of the past; the doctor busily prepared
 2 III   |     wits about these two years past!”~Now, reader, substitute
 3 IV    | soldiers, but he could not get past Gondokoro, and ran extreme
 4 V     |       silence. For a long time past he had been applying himself
 5 V     |    Must I then be untrue to my past history; recoil before obstacles
 6 XI    |     made him aware for a month past. But, up to that moment,
 7 XV    |         Why, I wouldn’t put it past them to make a god of him!”
 8 XVI   |    Thank Heaven, all danger is past; all we have to do now,
 9 XXII  |     comes from God. For a year past he had been residing with
10 XXVIII|    them forgetfulness of their past sufferings.~On the morrow,
11 XXVIII| courage to do and to dare. The past was obliterated in the presence
12 XIX   |    ensued as the Victoria sped past like a meteor. That evening