Chapter

 1 XII    |       changing its aspect: the villages are fewer and farther between;
 2 XIV    |      miles in extent, with its villages buried in the midst of baobab
 3 XIV    |       woods, among which a few villages lay half concealed.~Toward
 4 XIV    |        swept very close to the villages of Thembo and Tura-Wels.
 5 XVI    | clearings dotted with numerous villages, and immense euphorbiae
 6 XVI    |   Msene, an extensive group of villages scarcely distinguishable
 7 XVIII  |       He swept along over many villages without heeding the cries
 8 XVIII  |        in their place numerous villages, and fields of white Indian
 9 XVIII  |      fro, tumultuously, in the villages that lined the banks of
10 XIX    |         forests, and scattered villages, the aeronauts reached the
11 XIX    |   cease.~Numerous and populous villages of long low huts stretched
12 XIX    |      Bagele, with its eighteen villages clinging to its flanks like
13 XXX    |       to the thatch of hostile villages; but this time the village
14 XXXI   |   itself. Frequently, too, the villages on its shores are half submerged,
15 XXXVII |      the huts that compose the villages are constructed of long
16 XXXVII |      that I didn’t see nor the villages that I took good care to
17 XXXVIII|       Sonray country, with its villages topped with roofs turned
18 XLIII  |          said Ferguson, “those villages in ruins, those huts burned