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 1 I     |      supposed to exist in the centre of New Holland.~Samuel Ferguson
 2 V     |      are advancing toward the centre of Africa?”~“Still—”~“Listen
 3 V     |    now plunging in toward the centre.”~“But all this time on
 4 XV    | garden-spot of Africa. In its centre is the district of Unyanembe—
 5 XVI   |      not, one day, become the centre of civilization? The races
 6 XVII  |       by the explorers of the centre of Africa. Among them were
 7 XIX   |    that there existed, in the centre of Africa, a vast depression,
 8 XXII  |      motionless, stood in the centre of a clearing, where, between
 9 XXII  |      had advanced to the very centre of those tribes that dwell
10 XXIV  |       stretch of water in the centre of Africa. But, if such
11 XXVI  |       mathematical point, the centre of an infinite circumference,
12 XXVIII|    caravans that frequent the centre of Africa, and a visit from
13 XXXI  |  natural to get away into the centre of Africa, to feed on snipe
14 XXXIII|      the eastward, toward the centre of Africa, and the interminable
15 XXXVII|    place of execution, in the centre of which stands the “tree
16 XLIX  |    Fouillanes; and this great centre of civilization, where a
17 XLIV  |        and penetrating to the centre of Africa, we shall be enabled