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 1 XII   |          dozen of them would make a forest!”~“Those are baobabs,” replied
 2 XIV   |             CHAPTER FOURTEENTH.~The Forest of Gum-Trees.—The Blue Antelope.—
 3 XIV   |         Dick and Joe plunged into a forest of gum-trees, their eyes
 4 XIV   |        reached the outskirts of the forest, they, at first glance,
 5 XVII  |          made their way through the forest. This hole filled, he heaped
 6 XVII  |           feet from the edge of the forest; he next proceeded adroitly
 7 XVII  |   stretching away out of sight, the forest of calmadores, and the balloon
 8 XVII  |            doctor to settle in this forest, to construct a cabin of
 9 XX    |         said the doctor.~“See! that forest looks as though it were
10 XX    | precipitating itself upon us!”~“The forest has become a clearing!”
11 XX    |        balloon so as to pass over a forest of trees that were more
12 XX    |             and Joe’s response, the forest had given place to a large
13 XXVIII|          not hunt in that miniature forest, because, according to his
14 XXXV  |           in the very depths of the forest, but he halted in time and
15 XLI   |           Manoeuvres.—A Halt over a Forest.~On the 27th of May, at
16 XLI   |             formed by the tops of a forest of sycamores.~
17 XLII  |            and heated his cheek—the forest was in flames!~“Fire! fire!”
18 XLII  |           they have set fire to the forest so as to be the more certain
19 XLII  |         yells resounded through the forest, along with the report of
20 XLIII |           passed the borders of the forest, and the three friends could
21 XLIII |         myself in the middle of the forest encircled by wild beasts