Chapter

 1 III   |   nascent cities! I can speed onward with the rapidity of a tornado,
 2 XIII  |      east, and work their way onward to flow into the Kingani,
 3 XIX   | together, almost in a shout.~“Onward, then, and may we have the
 4 XXII  |       all privations, pushing onward, afoot, and praying, he
 5 XXIV  |       as the other course. So onward, then! you may count upon
 6 XXVI  |      east. But hope urged him onward. And yet those two gallons
 7 XXVII |      animal had disappeared.~“Onward!” shouted Kennedy.~“No!”
 8 XXXIII|    carried the doctor farther onward than he wanted to go; but
 9 XXXVI |     nevertheless were dashing onward with incredible speed.~“
10 XLIX  |    for our travellers, driven onward by the wind of the desert,
11 XL    |  would then pass irresistibly onward. Fortunately, in these regions,