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 1 VIII   |          Zanzibar to the coast of Senegal is only thirty-five hundred—
 2 XII    |           to Dr. Barth; the Lower Senegal, according to Guillaume
 3 XXXVIII|          took part. It arrived in Senegal, penetrated to the Fonta-Jallon,
 4 XL     |        speed, and we’ll reach the Senegal River.”~“And we’ll be in
 5 XLI    |    FORTY-FIRST.~The Approaches to Senegal.—The Balloon sinks lower
 6 XLI    |       Niger from the basin of the Senegal, and determines the course
 7 XLI    |           on the other.~As far as Senegal, this part of Africa is
 8 XLI    |          who occupy the colony of Senegal, necessarily have relations
 9 XLI    |        formed by the elbow of the Senegal in places where war and
10 XLI    |           the regions between the Senegal River and its tributary,
11 XLI    |           bands then repassed the Senegal, and reappeared in the Kaarta,
12 XLII   |   scarcely twenty-five miles from Senegal.~“All that we can manage
13 XLIII  |            The Wind freshens.—The Senegal River.—The Cataracts of
14 XLIII  | declivities that lead down to the Senegal.~“It is, indeed, they!”
15 XLIII  |       three hundred feet, and the Senegal must be about a dozen miles
16 XLIII  |         The river! the river! the Senegal, my friends!”~And about
17 XLIII  |         his companions toward the Senegal.~At this point the river
18 XLIII  |         of two thousand feet, the Senegal precipitates itself for
19 XLIII  |         from the left bank of the Senegal.~“Dr. Ferguson!” exclaimed
20 XLIII  |   headlong with the waters of the Senegal, into the cataracts of Gouina.~“
21 XLIV   |           sent by the governor of Senegal. It consisted of two officers,
22 XLIV   |     amicable.~They had arrived at Senegal on Saturday, the 24th of
23 XLIV   |          on Lake Tchad and at the Senegal River, I do believe that