Chapter

 1 VIII   |      been sent out to the polar regions, to revictual the last expedition
 2 XI     |     ferocious savage tribes, in regions that had never been explored,
 3 XIII   |       one of the most unhealthy regions in Africa; but we shall
 4 XIII   | hardihood to venture into these regions, your eyes would fill with
 5 XIII   |    ventured into the very lofty regions; but their balloon burst—”~“
 6 XV     |       traverse these equatorial regions on all sides; and they even
 7 XV     |         and the cotton of these regions, to be purchased at the
 8 XVII   |        to reconnoitre these new regions. When Captain Speke set
 9 XVII   |         to some of the dried-up regions? So we cannot take too many
10 XIX    |      trip through those unknown regions? There were, no doubt, mingled
11 XX     |        s all!”~“In the southern regions of Africa, they content
12 XXII   |       traversed these barbarous regions, impelled by that superhuman
13 XXIII  |        to find it in these arid regions; and this reflection gave
14 XXIV   |     would waft him to less arid regions? Well informed with regard
15 XIX    |    altogether unknown, in these regions. We must go a few degrees
16 XIX    |         of these inter-tropical regions.~“The country is superb!”
17 XIX    |      close of the century these regions will, undoubtedly, be explored.
18 XXX    |         Europeans visited these regions. Who were the visitors?”
19 XXXV   |         had penetrated to these regions had ever again seen their
20 XXXV   |      peculiar to the equatorial regions, Joe cast a glance at the
21 XXXVIII|        to touch ground in these regions, infested as they are by
22 XXXVIII|         Soudan and the northern regions of Africa. At length he
23 XL     |   onward. Fortunately, in these regions, there is some sort of compensation
24 XLI    |      avoid a detention in these regions. The forests over the tops
25 XLI    |         and desolation over the regions between the Senegal River