Chapter

 1 X      |       and a fourth one, which is called the mixture reservoir, since
 2 X      |       cylindrical form, which is called the heat-tank. The latter
 3 XI     |     extremely heady sort of beer called “togwa.” Their chants, which
 4 XV     |      mistaken, we’re going to be called upon to play a great part.”~“
 5 XV     |         a sort of square edifice called ititenya, and situated on
 6 XVIII  |          that it might have been called a sea; the distance between
 7 XIX    |       the Trembling Mountain, so called, because, in Arab tradition,
 8 XX     |       little farther on, Kennedy called out: “Look at that strange
 9 XXI    |          those miniature forests called baobab-trees. The darkness,
10 XXI    |     human voice had, distinctly, called aloud in the French language—~“
11 XXVI   |          him that kind of malady called the “desert-sickness.” The
12 XXVI   |       his steps, but in vain. He called aloud. Not even an echo
13 XXVII  |        thirst! Well might you be called the land of despair!”~At
14 XIX    |       one which the natives have called “The Fountain of the Waters.”~“
15 XXX    |       vast country might well be called the graveyard of European
16 XXXII  |     hundred feet in breadth. Joe called attention to the fact that
17 XXXII  |       response.~“Yes, there is!” called Joe, and with a wave of
18 XXXVIII|          are sometimes correctly called, have first brought vegetation
19 XL     |      that species of grasshopper called crickets. About a hundred
20 XLIV   | immediately on the small steamer called the Basilic, which ran down