Chapter

1 III |     Dick Kennedy at London.—An unexpected but not very consoling Proposal.—
2 XIV |       The Rallying-Signal. —An Unexpected Attack.—The Kanyeme.—A Night
3 XIX |    fearing collision with some unexpected mountain-peak, the doctor,
4 XXI |    yells and howls, a strange, unexpected—nay what seemed an impossible—
5 XXII| stretched out his hands to his unexpected deliverers.~“He is alive!”
6 XXX |     the sheik’s grasp.~At this unexpected blow there was a general
7 XXXI|       to keep on the watch for unexpected perils.~The travellers were
8 XXXV|        sunrise, had not a very unexpected sensation of dampness awakened
9 XLII|  aroused from it by a strange, unexpected crackling sound.~He rubbed