Chapter

 1 I      |         the rocks of the English coast with iron, made such a sensation.
 2 II     |       Zanzibar, upon the eastern coast. As for the point of arrival,
 3 III    |        until I reach the western coast of Africa. With it, every
 4 III    |        to cruise off the western coast of Africa, about the presumed
 5 IV     |        lying near to the eastern coast of Africa, is in the sixth
 6 IV     |         departure on the eastern coast of Africa.~Between 1768
 7 IV     |  establishment at Monbaz, on the coast of Zanguebar, and, in company
 8 IV     |     three hundred miles from the coast. These were the mountains
 9 V      |           And now look along the coast for the island of Zanzibar,
10 VIII   |    distance from Zanzibar to the coast of Senegal is only thirty-five
11 XI     |       separated from the African coast only by a channel, the greatest
12 XI     |          along the whole eastern coast, and as far as the Nile
13 XI     |         to do? If we land on the coast of Africa, we shall encounter
14 XII    |    cockle-shell, and the African coast could be distinctly seen
15 XII    |         a greater stretch of the coast. The thermometer and the
16 XII    |          very visibly neared the coast of the mainland. The doctor,
17 XII    |         this part of the eastern coast of Africa. Dense borders
18 XII    |          short distance from the coast, but fatigue and privation
19 XIII   | mountains confronts the Zanzibar coast, but the western slopes
20 XIV    |         and fifty miles from the coast.~“We left Zanzibar at nine
21 XV     |       even make their way to the coast in search of those articles
22 XVI    |       followed since we left the coast?”~“If I can manage to do
23 XVIII  |        as Muanza, on the eastern coast, where he was received by
24 XVIII  |         but slightly-diversified coast, and, farther away in the
25 XVIII  |       drew nearer to the western coast. It seemed deserted, and
26 XXIV   |          indefinitely, since the coast is inhabited, and the country
27 XXVI   |   hundred miles from the western coast of Africa.~On the balloon
28 XXXII  |     Self-Sacrifice.—The Northern Coast of the Lake.~Since its arrival
29 XXXIII |     reconnoitred the part of the coast on which they had landed.
30 XXXVIII|        Are we still far from the coast?” asked Joe.~“Which coast,
31 XXXVIII|        coast?” asked Joe.~“Which coast, my boy? How are we to know
32 XXXVIII|  reentered Africa by the western coast of the Gulf of Benin; he
33 XXXVIII|       succeeded in regaining the coast and returned to London,
34 XLIX   |     expect to strike the African coast, doctor?”~“I should find
35 XL     |        or danger, at the western coast.”~“And the thing will be
36 XLII   |          but simply to reach the coast of Africa on foot. I am