Chapter

 1 IV     |            was to reconnoitre Lake Tchad, from which he was still
 2 V      |     country that lies between Lake Tchad and Darfur. Nothing has
 3 V      |          between the Nile and Lake Tchad, that is to say, to knit
 4 XXVI   |            hundred miles from Lake Tchad, and more than four hundred
 5 XIX    |       Niger from the basin of Lake Tchad.~Soon afterward was seen
 6 XXX    |          1823, at Kouka, near Lake Tchad. Denham made several explorations
 7 XXX    |         impetuous waters into Lake Tchad, was quite distinctly seen.~
 8 XXXI   |           of the Shari River.—Lake Tchad.—The Water of the Lake.—
 9 XXXI   |             we shall discover Lake Tchad this very day.”~“Is it a
10 XXXI   |         the southern shore of Lake Tchad.~There it was at last, outstretched
11 XXXI   |            fact, the chart of Lake Tchad is very difficult to trace
12 XXXI   |          of water there is in Lake Tchad. Is that sort of fish good
13 XXXII  |          Since its arrival at Lake Tchad, the balloon had struck
14 XXXII  |           over the surface of Lake Tchad.~Then then were regaled
15 XXXII  |           from the surface of Lake Tchad.~“The provisions! the provisions!”
16 XXXIII |       Complete Exploration of Lake Tchad.—Tangalia.—The Return.—Lari.~
17 XXXIII |            all the islands on Lake Tchad, is, no doubt, inhabited
18 XXXIII |            the north shore of Lake Tchad, between the village of
19 XXXIII |          the eastern shore of Lake Tchad, where it marks the extreme
20 XXXIII |         the northern shore of Lake Tchad.~As for supposing that Joe
21 XXXIV  |           forced to return to Lake Tchad on foot, and put ourselves
22 XXXIV  |       bring him back again to Lake Tchad; but this was impracticable
23 XXXIV  |           near the borders of Lake Tchad, they saw the desert still
24 XXXV   | inhabitants of the islands of Lake Tchad, like many other negro tribes,
25 XXXV   |           watery immensity of Lake Tchad!~“A poor country for the
26 XXXV   |           no means unusual on Lake Tchad, had liberated our brave
27 XXXV   |      feature of the shores of Lake Tchad, where reptiles are more
28 XXXV   |        night on the shores of Lake Tchad.~There he had to endure
29 XXXV   |         toward the borders of Lake Tchad!~But by this time the Victoria
30 XXXVII |  pleasure-trip with a bath in Lake Tchad to start on—eh, doctor?”~“
31 XXXVII |          this phenomenon upon Lake Tchad.~At length Joe, continuing
32 XXXVIII|             Dick: in quitting Lake Tchad, he passed through the different
33 XLIV   |         for the adventures on Lake Tchad and at the Senegal River,