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 1 XI    |       You observe those small islands outside of the port; land
 2 XVIII |       to be seen on it.”~“The islands with which the lake is dotted,”
 3 XVIII |     out, dotted with numerous islands, which Dr. Ferguson devoured
 4 XXXI  |    about among the many green islands that intercept the current
 5 XXXII |    The Capital of Bornou.—The Islands of the Biddiomahs.—The Condors.—
 6 XXXII |  balloon quickly passed their islands, fluttering over them, from
 7 XXXIII| horizon, neither mainland nor islands.~The two friends had not
 8 XXXIII|     that island, like all the islands on Lake Tchad, is, no doubt,
 9 XXXIII|        and, when passing over islands, the aeronauts approached
10 XXXIII|    the water and regain their islands with every symptom of undisguised
11 XXXIII|   been detained on one of the islands of the lake; for, in such
12 XXXIII|     only on the shores of the islands or of the lake, and Joe
13 XXXV  |   that the inhabitants of the islands of Lake Tchad, like many
14 XL    |       point, divided by large islands into narrow branches, with