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 1 XII    | Coffee-making.—The Uzaramo.—The Unfortunate Maizan.—Mount Dathumi.—The
 2 XII    |     been cut from the body. The unfortunate Frenchman was but twenty-six
 3 XXI    |    doubt of it,” he said; “some unfortunate Frenchman has fallen into
 4 XXI    |       still greater harm to the unfortunate man whom you wish to aid.”~“
 5 XXII   |           exclaimed Joe.~“Poor, unfortunate man!” said Kennedy.~“We
 6 XXIV   |       in our power to save that unfortunate missionary from a horrible
 7 XXVII  |      poured down upon them, the unfortunate men felt their limbs gradually
 8 XXXIV  |      cross the desert, as those unfortunate Arabs had to do! What we
 9 XXXV   |         have had to pick up the unfortunate survivors of these terrible
10 XXXV   |      abandoned the heart of the unfortunate man. He saw that he was
11 XXXVIII|     Cochelet, and so many other unfortunate men. Then came the illustrious
12 XXXVIII|        the 23d of December, the unfortunate traveller’s boat was upset
13 XLIII  |       sight it was to see these unfortunate men endeavoring to escape