Chapter

 1 XI    |     leaves of all the different trees that grow in that country,
 2 XII   |          papaw, and cotton-wood trees, above which the balloon
 3 XII   |  insupportable.”~“What splendid trees!” cried Joe. “They’re quite
 4 XIII  | tamarind, calabash, and palmyra trees.~“Attention!” said Dr. Ferguson. “
 5 XIII  |     with woods, and dotted with trees of very deep-green foliage.
 6 XIV   |    midst of baobab and calabash trees. It is the residence of
 7 XIV   |         here and there; but few trees could be seen, excepting
 8 XIV   | somewhere.”~“There are very few trees,” replied the hunger.~“Never
 9 XIV   |  magnificent country, where the trees attain enormous dimensions;
10 XV    |     cannabis and datura; superb trees and depths of freshest shade—
11 XVI   |      the ground below; gigantic trees, arborescent bushes, mosses
12 XVI   |      the foliage of the immense trees, and all nature revealed
13 XVI   |   pieces by the branches of the trees!”~“We are going up, doctor!”~“
14 XVIII |      middle of the river.~“Four trees!” he exclaimed; “look, down
15 XVIII |         enough, there were four trees standing alone at one end
16 XX    |      The Fig-Palms.—The Mammoth Trees.—The Tree of War.—The Winged
17 XX    |      here’s a country where the trees grow on top of each other.”~“
18 XX    |        to pass over a forest of trees that were more than three
19 XX    |       banyan.~“What magnificent trees!” exclaimed Kennedy. “I
20 XX    |         are there still loftier trees in existence?”~“Undoubtedly;
21 XX    | Undoubtedly; among the ‘mammoth trees’ of California, there is
22 XXIV  |      took the place of the fine trees of the east; only a few
23 XXV   |  stunted, dried-up specimens of trees—two ghosts of palms—without
24 XXVII |        islet studded with green trees, thrown up upon the surface
25 XXVII |       then rapidly made for the trees, and disappeared under the
26 XXVIII|       took one last look at the trees of the oasis bowing to the
27 XIX   |         denuded, and with a few trees standing out against the
28 XIX   |    thickets of the most various trees. The African oil-tree rose
29 XXX   |         aside the boughs of the trees as he rode up, was making
30 XXX   |     fields of cotton and indigo trees. The river Shari, which
31 XXX   |         air, on large trunks of trees.~The capital of Loggoum
32 XXXI  |   hidden beneath the foliage of trees of various dyes; lianas
33 XXXIII|    firma grew reeds as lofty as trees are in Europe, and stretching
34 XXXIV |       ground completely bare of trees, and with such a hurricane
35 XXXIV |       are shaded by magnificent trees; but it was impossible to
36 XXXV  |        bank, covered with green trees, when a puff of air strongly
37 XLIX  |      winding in under the noble trees. Ere long, an amphitheatre
38 XL    |     even at a distance, see the trees and the bushes entirely
39 XL    |  dwindled to isolated clumps of trees; and on the borders of the
40 XLII  |        fire shining between the trees. He looked sharply and turned
41 XLII  |       ocean of flame; the large trees stood forth in black relief