Chapter

 1 II  |     the discovery of the great interior lakes, have opened three
 2 IV  | fifteen hundred miles into the interior of Africa.~Until then, the
 3 VII | diameter. The capacity of this interior balloon was only sixty-seven
 4 XI  |        which the chiefs of the interior are continually fighting.
 5 XI  |       entirely uninflated. The interior balloon was fastened to
 6 XIV | important establishment in the interior of Africa, where, thanks
 7 XV  |     there are no cities in the interior. Kazeh is but a collection
 8 XV  |       the commerce between the interior of Africa and Arabia: they
 9 XXIV|    some distance back into the interior. If needs be, we can direct
10 XXV |    well, and penetrated to the interior by a flight of steps that
11 XIX |        up this line toward the interior. Nyassa, which they have
12 XIX |      of communication with the interior of Nigritia. Under the command
13 XXXI|       the realms of fable—that interior expanse of water to which