Chapter

 1 V      |  Karthoum, has received about seven hundred pounds from the
 2 VII    |  difference of three thousand seven hundred and twenty-four
 3 VII    |       did not weigh more than seven hundred pounds, even including
 4 VIII   |     night, it would take only seven days to cross Africa!”~“
 5 XII    |   shall have passed it before seven o’clock in the evening.”~“
 6 XIV    |     work all the time.~Toward seven o’clock, the balloon was
 7 XIV    |    lay half concealed.~Toward seven o’clock they saw a huge
 8 XIV    |      elevation of from six to seven hundred feet, the balloon
 9 XVI    |   directly northward, by from seven to eight degrees; I shall
10 XVII   |   which, in reality, was from seven to eight feet in height.~
11 XVIII  |     Speke, say three thousand seven hundred and fifty feet.~“
12 XXXII  |       the land for a space of seven or eight miles.~The doctor,
13 XXXIII | specimen of those animals.~At seven in the morning, but not
14 XXXVIII|     They can go from three to seven days without drinking, and
15 XLIII  |      asked the doctor.~“About seven hundred and fifty feet;
16 XLIV   |     these were a sergeant and seven soldiers. For two days they