Chapter

 1 IX    |     right! But can a man get a drop of the real stuff there?”
 2 IX    |        liked his toddy.~“Not a drop!” was Joe’s answer. “No!
 3 XV    |        Shall we let this darky drop all at once?” inquired Joe.~“
 4 XV    |      twinkling: he let himself drop, fell on his feet, and scampered
 5 XVII  |      the shock made the doctor drop his hatchet on the ground.~
 6 XVIII | analogous to our own! And this drop of water now gliding away
 7 XXIII |    here, barren ravines; not a drop of water on those parched
 8 XXV   |       spectacle! There’s not a drop of water here!”~“No, Dick,
 9 XXVII |       Kennedy drained the last drop with savage haste.~“Thanks!”
10 XXXVII|      so tired, he was ready to drop off his legs; they were