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 1 I      |    the Indian Peninsula, and crossed it from Calcutta to Surat—
 2 IV     |   the west, visited Sockoto, crossed the Niger, and finally reached
 3 VIII   | above the Vatican, whence it crossed the Campagna, and finally
 4 XV     |  Arab fashion, with his legs crossed under him, and a portion
 5 XVI    |      succession. The sky was crossed and dotted, like the zebra’
 6 XXII   |     not be turned, had to be crossed, so the cylinder was put
 7 XXX    | Hundreds of streaks of flame crossed each other, and shot to
 8 XXXIV  |      country of the Tibbous, crossed the Belad el Djerid, a desert
 9 XXXVII |     care to go around. No! I crossed the ploughed fields; I leaped
10 XXXVIII|       Our travellers, having crossed the Aghades route at Murzouk—
11 XXXVIII|     the roads, and had to be crossed by the natives on long vines
12 XXXVIII|      the doctor, “that Barth crossed the Niger, on his return
13 XL     |  south, and in a few moments crossed Lake Debo.~Dr. Ferguson,
14 XL     |  hard to say that we had not crossed it,” added Kennedy.~“Ah,
15 XLIII  |     Suddenly, after they had crossed the hill, the doctor exclaimed: “