Chapter

 1 II   |          The betting-books were covered with entries of immense
 2 XI   |      The next day, the balloon, covered with its network, undulated
 3 XIII |  weather was changing. The sky, covered with clouds, seemed to be
 4 XIII |     depressions in the soil are covered with a black, rich loam,
 5 XIII |   Rubeho, skirting an acclivity covered with woods, and dotted with
 6 XVI  |        view, the heavens became covered with heavy clouds to the
 7 XVII |         this extempore oven and covered with hot coals. Then Joe
 8 XVIII|    fifty or more circular huts, covered with a flowering thatch,
 9 XVIII|   Uyanza, legions of mosquitoes covered the soil in dense clouds.
10 XVIII|         It seemed deserted, and covered with woods; the wind freshened
11 XIX  |       afternoon, the sky became covered with a warm mist, that oozed
12 XX   | sycamore, whose whole trunk was covered with human bones. The flowers
13 XXI  |        went asleep.~The sky was covered with dense clouds, but not
14 XXII |       wasted and wan, bleeding, covered with wounds, his head bowed
15 XXII |         that poor, wasted body, covered with scars and wounds, still
16 XXV  |         perspiration, worn out, covered with fine dust, exhausted,
17 XIX  |         ravines were seen to be covered with fields of rice and
18 XXX  |       acacias, its locust-trees covered with red flowers, and the
19 XXXI |     year to year these marshes, covered with reeds and papyrus fifteen
20 XXXV |      hundred yards from a bank, covered with green trees, when a
21 XXXV |   disembarked upon a promontory covered with prickly reeds, that
22 XXXV |         the tree were literally covered with snakes and chameleons!
23 XXXV |         an inch long, literally covered the ground; and, in less
24 XXXV |        of the garments that had covered him, the insects having
25 XXXVI|         bleeding arms, his body covered with cuts and bruises, told
26 XLIX |        succeeded by wide spaces covered with broom-corn and uncultivated
27 XLIX |         Many of these channels, covered with a thick growth of herbage,
28 XLII |         furnace, their branches covered with glowing coals, while