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 1 IV     |      the only survivor of his party.~Such was the venturesome
 2 VI     |   that he would be one of the party.~Moreover, he was just the
 3 XI     |      prince. Every one in the party insisted upon having a final
 4 XII    |  watches, so that each of the party should take his turn in
 5 XV     |    not the least merry of the party, although put aside from
 6 XX     |     to the hut, and the whole party are burned together. I call
 7 XXIII  |      quench the thirst of his party. Therefore he determined
 8 XXIV   |      hunter.~But, each of the party, in his turn, vainly scanned
 9 XXVI   |       was heated. Each of the party devoured the few precious
10 XXVI   |       tasted by either of the party. A mouthful of scalding
11 XXVIII |      himself that the balloon party were the only living creatures
12 XXVIII |  superfluous; and each of the party, in his turn, dropped off
13 XXXVI  | Victoria was now ahead of the party.~“Attention!” exclaimed
14 XXXVIII|   thirty-five soldiers to his party, and saw the Niger again
15 XXXVIII|    the forty Europeans in the party. On the 16th of November,