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 1 III    |      the lunatic! the madman! Cross Africa in a balloon! Nothing
 2 VIII   |   coming from the west, would cross each other at Timbuctoo.
 3 VIII   |       take only seven days to cross Africa!”~“But then you could
 4 VIII   |       speed as that, we could cross Africa in twelve hours.
 5 IX     | decorate us with the Southern Cross that shines up there in
 6 XVII   |    doubt possible.”~“Shall we cross them?” asked Kennedy.~“Not,
 7 XVIII  |     procure a boat, either to cross it or to visit the great
 8 XXII   |    was, when He hung upon the cross.~The hair, cut shorter on
 9 XXII   |   Ferguson. “We are trying to cross Africa in a balloon, and,
10 XXII   | Kennedy.~“Very well, we shall cross it then at a safe height!”
11 XXIII  |    have erected a plain, rude cross over the tomb, left solitary
12 XIX    |       thing to be done was to cross it. The doctor, by means
13 XXXIV  |      we may not be reduced to cross the desert, as those unfortunate
14 XXXVIII|     how long it takes them to cross Sahara, a desert more than
15 XLIX   |       by the same road, or to cross the ocean to America.”~“
16 XLI    |    follow. They would have to cross the chain which separates
17 XLII   |       pointed his map, “is to cross the river; but, as there
18 XLII   |      we must, at all hazards, cross it with the balloon, and,
19 XLIII  |       no more gas; well, I’ll cross the river with hot air!”~“