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 1 I      |           Holland.~Samuel Ferguson returned to England about 1850, and,
 2 IV     |          that daring traveller.~He returned in the month of August to
 3 XI     |        regarded when they came up, returned upon their excited fancies
 4 XIV    |            his stock of water, and returned in less than three-quarters
 5 XVII   |          of his two hours, Kennedy returned with a string of fat partridges
 6 XXI    |         with the dog-faced baboons returned to his memory, and he placed
 7 XXVI   |      doctor, leaning on Joe’s arm, returned along the track by which
 8 XXVIII |          of the Nile. He afterward returned to England, but did not
 9 XXVIII |            reply, but went out and returned a few minutes later with
10 XIX    |        sloping plain. Ere long, he returned with half a dozen wild ducks
11 XXXII  |          but they almost instantly returned to the charge with extreme
12 XXXIII |         were finished when Kennedy returned. The hunter had been successful,
13 XXXVI  |         under the awning.~Joe soon returned to consciousness, and asked
14 XXXVII |          was the only one who ever returned to Europe.”~“Then,” said
15 XXXVIII| reconnoitred the Gambia River, and returned to England in 1797. He again
16 XXXVIII|          Mandingo populations, and returned to England without further
17 XXXVIII|            regaining the coast and returned to London, bringing with