Chapter

 1 I     |     1857, visiting the whole region west of the Thibet, in company
 2 IV    |     in the Soudan.~This vast region is situated between the
 3 IV    |      fauna, and flora of the region. They next made for the
 4 XII   |      in the language of that region.~The aeronauts swept on
 5 XII   |  that exhales from this damp region whence the blazing rays
 6 XII   |  seized by the chief of this region, fastened to the foot of
 7 XIII  |     a fresh deluge. A gloomy region is that Zungomoro country,
 8 XIV   |    halt in this inhospitable region always inspires a degree
 9 XV    |     of Unyanembe—a delicious region, where some families of
10 XVIII |     corner of the mysterious region in sight. His gaze wandered
11 XVIII |      highly esteemed in that region, was obtained by an obligatory
12 XVIII |    The tribes inhabiting the region seemed excited and hostile;
13 XIX   |      in high good-humor.~The region they were now crossing is
14 XIX   |   had been brought from this region; interrogated them concerning
15 XIX   |  when need be.”~“Is all this region inhabited?” asked Joe.~“
16 XXIV  |     up by the aridity of the region in which it stood, passed
17 XXIV  |     a totally dry and barren region greatly disquieted Dr. Ferguson.~
18 XXIV  |   the whole of this desolate region.~However, there was no going
19 XXVI  |     to the rear make in this region, when there was no water
20 XIX   |      Purdy.~The fauna of the region were as striking as its
21 XIX   |    first inhabitants of this region, the Chouas Arabs, were
22 XIX   |    of all the waters in this region of Africa toward the ocean.
23 XIX   |    They were then crossing a region that was the scene of massacres
24 XXX   |  directly toward the Loggoum region, and perhaps toward Kernak,
25 XXXII |     the air-currents of this region, a contrary wind suddenly
26 XXXIII| interminable deserts of that region.~“We must absolutely come
27 XXXV  |      this peculiarity of the region, but he was none the less
28 XXXVII|     Damerghou, an undulating region of great fertility, in which
29 XL    |     the earth and struck the region with the most complete sterility.~“
30 XLI   |    foot in this inhospitable region.~But he had not enjoyed
31 XLIV  |    Dr. Ferguson in that vast region comprised between the fourteenth