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 1 V     |       tribes that live along its shores?”~“I haven’t the least idea.”~“
 2 XVIII |          its lower outlines. Its shores seemed to be thickly set
 3 XVIII |         distance between the two shores is so great that communication
 4 XVIII |    ground, since here, as on the shores of the Uyanza, legions of
 5 XVIII |      retreat among them, for the shores of the lake are inhabited
 6 XXII  |     country for the inhospitable shores of Africa. From the sea-coast,
 7 XXX   |      Mandara, and to the eastern shores of the lake. In the mean
 8 XXXI  |         too, the villages on its shores are half submerged, as was
 9 XXXIII| Crocodiles are found only on the shores of the islands or of the
10 XXXV  |        The Island that sank.—The Shores of the Lake.—The Tree of
11 XXXV  |       his mind. He knew that the shores of the lake were frequented
12 XXXV  |          people living along the shores of the mainland have had
13 XXXV  |          singular feature of the shores of Lake Tchad, where reptiles
14 XXXV  |         to pass the night on the shores of Lake Tchad.~There he