Chapter

 1 II     |          centuries have not been able to decipher. In other days,
 2 II     |        no traveller has yet been able to reach, is the very heart
 3 V      |          Speke’s caravan, and be able to replenish its supplies
 4 VII    |           he merely wanted to be able to know in what direction
 5 IX     |          me, but I have not been able to solve the problem with
 6 XI     |         and did not expect to be able to communicate again for
 7 XIV    |       antelope, and I hope to be able to prepare his skin in such
 8 XXI    |          The doctor had not been able to reconnoitre the country.
 9 XXII   |    magnificent. The sick man was able to call his friends with
10 XXII   |         strength.~The doctor was able to gather something of his
11 XXIII  |       wild animals should not be able to disinter the corpse.~
12 XXV    | background of sand, and soon was able to declare positively that
13 XXVI   |          I hope that we shall be able to use them again.”~“Ah!
14 XXXI   |     Barth’s expeditions had been able to force their way.~The
15 XXXI   |        him. Kennedy had not been able to resist the temptation
16 XXXIV  |         away before he should be able to get into the car again.~
17 XXXIV  |           without Ferguson being able to check or guide her course.~“
18 XXXVIII|     feared that he should not be able to touch ground in these
19 XLIX   |        We would first have to be able to do that, Joe!”~“And what’
20 XLI    |          our balloon will not be able to carry us beyond it.”~“
21 XLI    |     fellow’s hand, without being able to utter a word.~The Victoria
22 XLIII  |       the network. They had been able to fasten it under their