Chapter

 1 III    |       the Niger, to Vogel, who disappeared in the Wadai country; from
 2 XII    |  between; the mango-trees have disappeared, for their growth ceases
 3 XIV    |    gunshot and fired.~The herd disappeared in the twinkling of an eye;
 4 XV     |       and negroes, as suddenly disappeared within the “tembes” and
 5 XVI    |  mocking-bird, the flycatcher, disappeared among the foliage of the
 6 XXI    |     moment the whole horde had disappeared.~But, in the midst of these
 7 XXII   |       an indescribable terror, disappeared little by little in the
 8 XXIV   |         as soon as the sun had disappeared behind the horizon, which
 9 XXIV   |       inequalities of the soil disappeared with the setting sun, whose
10 XXV    |        s disk. The latter then disappeared entirely behind the murky
11 XXV    |      and in about an hour they disappeared in the open sky.~The wind,
12 XXVI   |       nothing! The balloon had disappeared entirely in the deepening
13 XXVII  |        made for the trees, and disappeared under the fresh verdure,
14 XXVII  |      fired, but the animal had disappeared.~“Onward!” shouted Kennedy.~“
15 XXVIII | hundred feet above the ground, disappeared in the gloom.~
16 XXX    |        Wadai country, where he disappeared. This young man, at the
17 XXX    |    beyond a doubt.~Mosfeia had disappeared from the horizon long ere
18 XXXI   |      had been basking quietly, disappeared at the sound of the explosion,
19 XXXII  |       last lumps of quartz had disappeared.~“We are still falling!
20 XXXII  |     with a wave of the hand he disappeared like a flash, over the edge
21 XXXIII |         All the dried meat had disappeared.~The doctor was aware that,
22 XXXV   |  caught in a rapid current and disappeared to the northward. His master—
23 XXXVIII|       the Victoria had already disappeared from the astonished gaze
24 XLII   |      after the other, and they disappeared below, making huge gaps