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 1 IV     |      as far as Mourzouk, the capital of Fezzan.~They then abandoned
 2 IV     |   next arrived at Kouka, the capital of Bornou, on the borders
 3 XVIII  |      thatch, constituted the capital of the Karagwah country.”~
 4 XXX    |       and Oudney.—Vogel.—The Capital of Loggoum.—Toole.—Becalmed
 5 XXX    |   his way back to Kouka, the capital of Bornou.”~“Who was this
 6 XXX    | March, reached Mourzouk, the capital of Fez, and, following the
 7 XXX    |      got as far as Wara, the capital, where, according to some
 8 XXX    |   perhaps toward Kernak, its capital. It was there that poor
 9 XXX    |   large trunks of trees.~The capital of Loggoum could then be
10 XXXII  |   CHAPTER THIRTY-SECOND.~The Capital of Bornou.—The Islands of
11 XXXII  |    of the city of Kouka, the capital of Bornou. He saw it for
12 XXXIII |      be Farram, on which the capital of the Biddiomahs is situated.
13 XXXVIII|  which once was Goa, a great capital.~“It was there,” said the
14 XL     |     sun lighted up Sego, the capital of Bambarra, which could