Chapter

 1 III   |     one looked back, the other forward. Hence, a restless spirit
 2 V     |  Doctor Krapf proposes to push forward, in the west, by way of
 3 XI    |      the air. Every one looked forward to the hour of arrival,
 4 XIV   |   those villains in our hands. Forward, then!”~They had made a
 5 XV    | conical shellwork, came boldly forward. They were the sorcerers
 6 XVI   |   night whether we were moving forward or not, or in what direction
 7 XXIV  |       going back; they must go forward; and, indeed, the doctor
 8 XXVIII|   other details, Bruce had put forward the assertion that the tribes
 9 XXXIV |    speak did not attempt to go forward without sending many presents
10 XXXIV |      spy-glass in hand, at the forward part of the car.~