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 1 III   |         of Africa unrolls itself beneath my gaze in the great atlas
 2 XII   |     spectacle was then outspread beneath the gaze of the travellers!
 3 XII   |        be heard in the concavity beneath the balloon, as the latter
 4 XII   |         winding paths plunged in beneath the overarching verdure.
 5 XIII  |          parted, and the country beneath could again be seen, the
 6 XVI   |       Mfuto were passing swiftly beneath them. The spectacle was
 7 XVI   |       sun, darting his last rays beneath the masses of heaped-up
 8 XVI   |       which danced and flickered beneath the great drops of rain.~“
 9 XVIII |       have been thus described:~“Beneath him extended a country generally
10 XVIII |    forests of reeds, or plunging beneath the whitish waters of the
11 XVIII |        of water now gliding away beneath our feet is, beyond all
12 XX    |          country is gliding away beneath us!” said the doctor.~“See!
13 XXIII |        the swelling of the soil, beneath which the body of the poor
14 XXV   | meditation, sweltering the while beneath the scorching heat.~About
15 XXXI  |          the city move away from beneath his feet. The Victoria was
16 XXXI  |        of this river were hidden beneath the foliage of trees of
17 XXXI  |     blaze of the sun or plunging beneath the waters with the agility
18 XXXII |          car seemed to sink from beneath the feet of our three aeronauts.~“
19 XXXIV |     overthrown, was disappearing beneath an avalanche of sand. The
20 XXXIV |      hillocks, still moving from beneath—the vast tomb of an entire
21 XXXV  |      foliage actually was hidden beneath their coils, so that the
22 XXXVII|      waiting, and whoever passes beneath its shadow is immediately
23 XL    |     flames would extinguish them beneath their mass, and the rest
24 XLII  |    screen of foliage that spread beneath him, hiding the ground from