Chapter

 1 II   |         coast. As for the point of arrival, it is reserved for Providence
 2 III  |            steps and announced his arrival with five good, hearty,
 3 III  |          the presumed period of my arrival. In three months, at most,
 4 VIII |            from that day until the arrival at Zanzibar, Dick never
 5 XI   |              CHAPTER ELEVENTH.~The Arrival at Zanzibar.—The English
 6 XI   |      looked forward to the hour of arrival, and sought to give the
 7 XI   |          the French flag.~Upon the arrival of the Resolute, the English
 8 XI   |           passion. The news of the arrival of a Christian, who was
 9 XIV  | Jihoue-la-Mkoa.—A Supply of Water.—Arrival at Kazeh.~The country, dry
10 XX   |            they did not notice the arrival of the balloon; there were
11 XXX  |        advance, where the point of arrival would be, the doctor had
12 XXXII|       Coast of the Lake.~Since its arrival at Lake Tchad, the balloon
13 XLII |      emotions keener. The point of arrival seems to fly farther from
14 XLIV |        witnesses of Dr. Ferguson’s arrival.~The warm greetings and
15 XLIV |          official testimony of his arrival at the cataracts of Gouina.~“
16 XLIV |        mentioned, we witnessed the arrival of Dr. Ferguson and his