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 1 I      |         or, the number of miles traversed by the doctor’s head and
 2 I      |  journey as he did, and that he traversed the world like the locomotive,
 3 IV     |      from there he successively traversed the Mandara, Barghimi, and
 4 IV     |  Massowah, a port of Abyssinia, traversed the Tigre, visited the ruins
 5 V      |      then Africa will have been traversed from east to west.”*~* After
 6 XII    |           What distance have we traversed to-day?” asked Kennedy,
 7 XIX    |     impelled by a rapid breeze, traversed a distance of more than
 8 XXII   |         two more long years, he traversed these barbarous regions,
 9 XXVIII |     niggardly hand.~Kennedy had traversed the little domain in all
10 XXVIII |          between 1768 and 1772, traversed all Abyssinia, as far as
11 XXX    |        of Baghirmi, which Vogel traversed in 1856, so as to reach
12 XXXIV  |  shooting-star, and in this way traversed a distance of sixty miles
13 XXXIV  | rapidity over the route she had traversed in the morning.~“Whither
14 XXXVIII|   eighty days’ sickness, he had traversed Africa from west to north.