Chapter

 1 IX    |           good thing for the lazy fellows—and the years, would you
 2 XIX   |      recitals of the Arabs. Those fellows are great narrators—too
 3 XIX   |       idea of feeding those black fellows—gracious! I’d die of shame!”~“
 4 XXI   |           do, because these black fellows don’t understand the language
 5 XXVIII| difference? By George, these fine fellows wouldn’t have to be coaxed
 6 XXX   |    monster.~They were odd-looking fellows those courtiers, with their
 7 XXXII |           could soon settle those fellows!”~“You may think so, Dick.
 8 XXXV  |           the mischief dare these fellows go in bathing in such places?”~
 9 XXXVI |  evidently,” said Kennedy. “Those fellows seem to be in pursuit of
10 XLII  |         the sycamores.~“The black fellows will be mightily astonished,”
11 XLIII |          they are rough, stalwart fellows.”~“Happily those brutes