Chapter

 1 VI    |       state of fusion?”~“I will leave you to decide that question,”
 2 X     |    friend. “I hope you will not leave our island until you have
 3 XIV   |        that he was not going to leave us.~On arriving at the door
 4 XIV   |      expedition at once, and to leave this inhospitable parsonage.
 5 XIV   |   natives were to turn back and leave us to our own devices. This
 6 XXI   |          Hans will go with you. Leave me to myself!”~“Leave you
 7 XXI   |      you. Leave me to myself!”~“Leave you here!”~“Leave me, I
 8 XXI   |     myself!”~“Leave you here!”~“Leave me, I tell you. I have undertaken
 9 XXI   |    impossibilities. I would not leave him in this bottomless abyss,
10 XXV   | permitted —”~“You shall have my leave to hold your tongue, Axel,
11 XXX   |      Trans.)~I was delighted to leave my dark grotto. My uncle,
12 XXXIII|        this as my answer, and I leave the Professor to bite his
13 XXXIV |       its reservoir.~At last we leave the island, rounding away
14 XXXV  |        to advance why do we yet leave that sail loose, which at
15 XXXVII|        of the coast, I will not leave it until I have examined
16 XLI   |     death from starvation would leave us not the smallest hope
17 XLI   |   preserve silence. I wished to leave him cool and self-possessed.~
18 XLII  |       ought never to have taken leave. The house in the Königstrasse,
19 XLV   |        betrothed, “you will not leave me again!”~I looked tenderly