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 1 I      |   track it runs on.~“I do not follow my route;” he often said, “
 2 V      |    south.”~“I have it.”~“Now, follow the same parallel and arrive
 3 VI     |       an act of folly! I will follow him as far as Zanzibar,
 4 XII    |     enabled him the better to follow the route traced by Captains
 5 XV     |   anchor! We’ll cut the cord! Follow me!”~“But what’s the matter?”
 6 XVIII  |   ladder!” cried the doctor. “Follow me, Kennedy.”~“What do you
 7 XIX    |       so I am going to try to follow our route by one of them,
 8 XXV    |    made no further attempt to follow them, and in about an hour
 9 XXXIII |   should have left no mark to follow him by, what are we to do?”~“
10 XXXIV  |     first Europeans.”~“I will follow you, doctor,” replied the
11 XXXVII |  doctor, one has only just to follow things along as they happen,
12 XXXVII |     Overweg; the first was to follow the Zinder route, and the
13 XXXVIII|       passes.”~“Did Dr. Barth follow this route?” asked Kennedy.~“
14 XLI    | evidence of mountains soon to follow. They would have to cross
15 XLIII  |       long ago.”~“The rascals follow us at their leisure,” said