Chapter

 1 XVIII|    note of the conformation of places with quick sights; he passed
 2 XXII |       and steel had, in twenty places, left their agonizing marks.
 3 XXVII| understood him, and took their places at his side.~“And now, Joe,”
 4 XXX  |        at all times and in all places, come out safely. It might
 5 XXX  |       us have vigilance in all places and at all times.”~
 6 XXXIV|      here we are, returning to places that we had expected never
 7 XXXIV|      scarcely settled to their places yet, indented the desert;
 8 XXXV |  fellows go in bathing in such places?”~Joe was not aware that
 9 XXXV |     His body bore in scores of places the marks of the thorns
10 XLI  |        elbow of the Senegal in places where war and pillage have