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 1 I      |   happened that the Englishman got a seat that left him with
 2 IV     |        their predecessors, and got as far as Mourzouk, the
 3 IV     |     trading in gums and ivory, got as far as Belenia, beyond
 4 IV     |      opposite to Zanzibar, and got as far as Deje-la-Mhora,
 5 VIII   |   doctor.~The three travellers got themselves to rights on
 6 IX     |    look out up there, for he’s got satellites that are not
 7 XI     |       most furious orgies, and got fearfully drunk on “tembo,”
 8 XI     |     clock the three travellers got into their car. The doctor
 9 XII    | silence for the first time.~He got no reply. The doctor was
10 XII    |    winds.~The evening meal was got ready, and the aeronauts,
11 XIV    |         The former, at length, got within gunshot and fired.~
12 XIV    |        to where he was, and he got into it without difficulty.
13 XIV    |    near to a deserted village; got his stock of water, and
14 XIV    |  degree of fear.~The water was got aboard without trouble,
15 XV     |      soar away.~The doctor had got as far as the foot of the
16 XVI    |    like to see all that.”~“You got up too early in the morning,
17 XVI    |        said Joe, “the heat has got to be enough to choke one,
18 XVI    |        turn, and the aeronauts got some very alarming jolts,
19 XVII   |   coffee, and some cognac, and got a can of pure, fresh water
20 XIX    |       Some travellers, who had got as far as Kazeh, or the
21 XXII   |      praised! The savages have got a fine scare, and we shall
22 XXII   |     sound of fire-arms, nature got the best of him, and he
23 XXIII  |     greed had heaped in it. He got in, however, without saying
24 XXIII  |       balloon stood still.~Joe got very pale.~“Poor fellow!”
25 XXIV   |       must not complain; we’ve got along pretty well, thus
26 XXVI   |     quantity of sand, and they got out of the car. Each was
27 XXVI   |      and in a few minutes they got back to the car, where he
28 XXVII  |        murmured, “nothing!”~He got out of the car and scrutinized
29 XXVII  |       he had proposed.~Kennedy got up, feeling very ill, and
30 XXVIII |       heavy on his stomach, he got no more than he deserved.
31 XIX    |      it’s just a notion that’s got into my head: we might hitch
32 XXX    | penetrated. It appears that he got as far as Wara, the capital,
33 XXX    |    distinctly seen.~The doctor got his companions to trace
34 XXX    |       toward the Victoria. Joe got ready to throw out ballast,
35 XXX    |    said the doctor.~“Not badly got up for barbarians,” mused
36 XXXIII |      of fresh meat, the doctor got a total weight of twenty-eight
37 XXXIV  |       Barth? Both of those men got back to their own country.”~“
38 XXXIV  |        north wind had abruptly got the upper hand, and now
39 XXXV   |   hours of meditation, fatigue got the better of his gloomy
40 XXXV   |      as they did? Some of them got back home again. Come, then!
41 XXXVII |         by hook or by crook, I got to the rope. When I pulled,
42 XXXVII |       hard a few times more, I got out of the swamp. I had
43 XXXVII |        out of the swamp. I had got my strength back with my
44 XXXVII |    away from the lake, until I got to the edge of a very big
45 XXXVII |        off his feet! At last I got to the end of the tilled
46 XXXVIII|  African Society of London, he got as far as Bambarra, saw
47 XXXVIII|       information that, having got as far as Boussa, on the
48 XXXVIII| possessions; and he it was who got so far as the sources of
49 XL     |    gold per head, I could have got together a nice crowd to
50 XLI    |  Victoria!” sighed Joe; “I had got fond of her as the sailor
51 XLI    |  little consequence, unless it got above the line of the mountain-tops.
52 XLIV   |    describe the reception they got from the Royal Geographical