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 1 I     |         have left that pleasant island, where he was as happy as
 2 II    | surprising journey is to be the island of Zanzibar, upon the eastern
 3 IV    |       resolved to ascend at the island of Zanzibar. This island,
 4 IV    |        island of Zanzibar. This island, lying near to the eastern
 5 IV    |    below the equator.~From this island the latest expedition, sent
 6 V     |         along the coast for the island of Zanzibar, in latitude
 7 XI    |         of the Inhabitants.—The Island of Koumbeni.—The Rain-Makers.—
 8 XI    |      town of Zanzibar, upon the island of the same name, and, on
 9 XI    |       anchored in the port.~The island of Zanzibar belongs to the
10 XI    |      neighboring countries.~The island is separated from the African
11 XI    |      that the population of the island would oppose their doing
12 XI    |     Resolute was headed for the island of Koumbeni. During the
13 XI    |     kept close watch around the island, and the boats of the Resolute
14 XI    |         attempted to get to the island by swimming, but they were
15 XI    |        cabin, and landed on the island of Koumbeni.~The balloon
16 XII   |     gaze of the travellers! The island of Zanzibar could be seen
17 XII   |          The inhabitants of the island looked no larger than insects.
18 XIII  |        a lofty mountain on that island, to get clear of the yellow
19 XVIII |         Ukereoue.—A Night on an Island.—The Equator.— Crossing
20 XVIII |        Sources of the Nile.—The Island of Benga.—The Signature
21 XVIII |        it or to visit the great island of Ukereoue which is very
22 XVIII |      alighted on a small desert island in thirty minutes south
23 XVIII |        Here we are, then, on an island!” said Joe, scratching as
24 XVIII |       and directed it toward an island reposing in the middle of
25 XVIII |        end of it.~“It is Bengal Island! It is the very same,” repeated
26 XVIII |      the balloon approached the island.~The blacks, who were members
27 XVIII |      rose upon one point of the island; there, after searching
28 XXXIII|        landed. It was a sort of island of solid ground in the midst
29 XXXIII|         we were not far from an island.”~“Yes, I recollect it,”
30 XXXIII|      said the doctor, “but that island, like all the islands on
31 XXXIII|         very large and populous island, which the doctor took to
32 XXXIII|         on the sort of enclosed island where he had passed the
33 XXXV  |       What happened to Joe.—The Island of the Biddiomahs.—The Adoration
34 XXXV  |        Adoration shown him.—The Island that sank.—The Shores of
35 XXXV  |      condors, he had noticed an island on the horizon, and determining
36 XXXV  |    distance between him and the island had greatly diminished.~
37 XXXV  |      came, the sorcerers of the island took him respectfully by
38 XXXV  |       where? —in the open lake! Island there was none. It had sunk
39 XXXV  |        brave Joe. More than one island, that previously seemed
40 XXXVII|  relation to the sinking of the island of the Biddiomahs, he explained
41 XL    |       city of Jenne, on a large island, came in sight, with the