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 1 IV  |        and slain, they arrived at Kazeh, a sort of central rendezvous
 2 IV  |        26th of May, and reentered Kazeh on the 20th of June. There
 3 IV  |        thirty minutes.~He reached Kazeh, on his return, on the 25th
 4 V   |       same parallel and arrive at Kazeh.”~“I have done so.”~“Run
 5 XIV |       Supply of Water.—Arrival at Kazeh.~The country, dry and parched
 6 XIV |      about one hundred miles from Kazeh, an important establishment
 7 XIV |         floating over the town of Kazeh, situated about three hundred
 8 XV  |                CHAPTER FIFTEENTH.~Kazeh.—The Noisy Market-place.—
 9 XV  |     Instability of Divine Honors.~Kazeh, an important point in Central
10 XV  |           cities in the interior. Kazeh is but a collection of six
11 XV  |         of freshest shade—such is Kazeh!~There, too, is held the
12 XV  |       some Arab merchants here at Kazeh, who are better informed
13 XV  |   laughter; and the population of Kazeh, comprehending that their
14 XV  |          at a furious pace toward Kazeh; while the balloon, suddenly
15 XVI |      dignitary was this Sultan of Kazeh?”~“An old half-dead sot,”
16 XVII|          in a straight line above Kazeh.”~“Shall we keep on long
17 XIX | travellers, who had got as far as Kazeh, or the great lakes, saw