Chapter

 1 III    |      of my arrival. In three months, at most, I shall be at
 2 IV     |    the 14th of April, twelve months after having quitted Tripoli,
 3 IV     |  languish, during eight long months, under vexations inflicted
 4 IV     |    Denham’s route after four months’ delay. He regained Tripoli
 5 IV     |    into the west.~After four months of incredible suffering,
 6 IV     |     out, lay ill for several months, during which time Speke
 7 V      |     another month, or in six months before the year was over,
 8 VIII   |      is going to last? Whole months? If so, you are greatly
 9 VIII   |    we take provision for two months with us, after all; and
10 IX     |      folks who have only six months to live. They get off a
11 XIV    |   Burton and Speke took four months and a half to make the same
12 XXIV   |     are going, it would take months to end it; and that is all
13 XXXVIII|      elbow; and, after eight months of fresh fatigues, he arrived
14 XXXVIII| resume his journey until six months later, in January, 1828.
15 XXXVIII|      for Toulon. In nineteen months, notwithstanding one hundred
16 XLI    |  Paul Holl, who, for several months, without provisions or ammunition,