Chapter

 1 VIII  |      restrained but dignified feeling.~To his own supreme confusion,
 2 XI    |  dauntless friends with great feeling, not excepting even Joe,
 3 XIII  | paradise!” exclaimed Kennedy, feeling much better already.~“It
 4 XIV   | waited for Joe with a certain feeling of impatience, for even
 5 XV    |    tour every thousand years, feeling the necessity of showing
 6 XXII  |     suffered!” said Joe, with feeling. “He did bolder things than
 7 XXIV  |    the doctor, with much real feeling, “I expected such devotion
 8 XXVII |     proposed.~Kennedy got up, feeling very ill, and a prey to
 9 XXXV  |    all the energy of despair, feeling himself the while drawn
10 XXXV  |       forth resolutely, again feeling an obstinate resolution
11 XXXVII|   said the doctor, with great feeling. “Heart of gold! we were
12 XLI   |       sportsman, with intense feeling.~“My friend, I ask it; it