Chapter

 1 V    |      that this lake, the lower extremity of which is in two degrees
 2 V    |        Well from this northern extremity there flows a stream which
 3 V    |        dividers rest upon that extremity of Lake Oukereoue.”~“It
 4 VII  |      was doubled, at the upper extremity of the oval, where most
 5 X    |     helicoidal spiral, and the extremity of their flame will slightly
 6 XVII |        a semicircle around the extremity of Lake Tanganayika; their
 7 XVIII|   breadth, and at its southern extremity the captain found a group
 8 XVIII|       their arid peaks at this extremity of Nyanza; but, between
 9 XX   |        them together at either extremity of the battle-field. Often,
10 XXI  | weapons, excepting at the last extremity! It would be a useless risk
11 XXVI |        touch it until the last extremity.~It was not long, however,
12 XLI  |       shone upon its uppermost extremity; but the car was still below
13 XLII |     shall not come to any such extremity: besides, if we did, instead
14 XLII |       were held by their upper extremity and fastened by wires to
15 XLII |       in climbing to the upper extremity, and after a thousand difficulties,