Chapter

 1 III   |      among cannibals and wild beasts. So, Kennedy besought the
 2 III   |     and fever; against savage beasts, and still more savage men,
 3 XII   |     against not only the wild beasts, but also the robber tribes
 4 XIII  |       from Zanzibar, half our beasts of burden would have died
 5 XIII  |   saying any thing about wild beasts and ferocious native tribes!”~“
 6 XX    |       them a prey to the wild beasts, who kill them with their
 7 XX    |     be feared by us than wild beasts or savage tribes.”~“Bah!”
 8 XXI   |       heard the cries of wild beasts.”~“No! the sounds seemed
 9 XXVII |   drinking more like maddened beasts than men.~“Take care, Mr.
10 XXVIII|  deficiency of ferocious wild beasts in it.~“But, my dear Dick,”
11 XIX   | menagerie of rare and curious beasts in a wondrous hot-house,
12 XLIII |      forest encircled by wild beasts than fall into the hands