Chapter

 1 IV     |          had to languish, during eight long months, under vexations
 2 VII    | amounting to forty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-seven
 3 VII    |       words, forty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-seven
 4 VII    |          the forty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-seven
 5 VII    |        carry forty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-seven
 6 VIII   |         was a screw propeller of eight hundred tons, a fast sailer,
 7 XI     |          A.M., and lasted nearly eight hours. The next day, the
 8 XII    |      speed of a little more than eight miles, very visibly neared
 9 XII    |         summits of the range.~At eight o’clock it descended the
10 XIII   |    barometer, by a depression of eight inches, announced an elevation
11 XVI    |       found themselves, at about eight in the evening, in thirty-two
12 XVI    |      northward, by from seven to eight degrees; I shall then endeavor
13 XVII   |       reality, was from seven to eight feet in height.~The balloon
14 XVII   |    beautifully curved, and about eight feet in length; and in these
15 XXIV   |          its height was scarcely eight hundred feet above the level
16 XXIV   |       water out of the remaining eight had been sacrificed to the
17 XXV    |         vapor had appeared about eight o’clock in the morning,
18 XXVIII |      minutes east longitude, and eight degrees thirty-two minutes
19 XIX    |        an elevation of more than eight thousand feet, the greatest
20 XXXII  |          for a space of seven or eight miles.~The doctor, who was
21 XXXVIII|         in its elbow; and, after eight months of fresh fatigues,
22 XLIX   |      their huge-bowled pipes.~By eight o’clock in the evening the
23 XLIX   |         to descend to Timbuctoo. Eight hundred fathoms broad at
24 XLIII  |          at once ascended nearly eight hundred feet. A swift current