Chapter

 1 XX   | during which I felt pangs of thirst, our little troop again
 2 XX   |     we had left to slake the thirst of three men.~After their
 3 XXI  |  fatigue and the tortures of thirst.~At last, on Tuesday, July
 4 XXI  |    you,” I said. Although my thirst was only partially quenched,
 5 XXIII|   could stay us now; and our thirst was so intense that, to
 6 XXIII|      our burning intolerable thirst was passing away, and leaving
 7 XXIV |    and to spare to slake our thirst. Besides, when the incline
 8 XXVI |   after having satisfied our thirst on the road, would now be
 9 XXVII|    me of dying of hunger and thirst.~Mechanically I swept the
10 XXXVI| reason to fear anything from thirst. As for the raft, I will
11 XLIV |  starving, and parching with thirst.”~Decidedly the Professor
12 XLIV |      greatly from hunger and thirst. Happily, after two hours’