Chapter

 1 II    |     island of Zanzibar, upon the eastern coast. As for the point
 2 IV    |        island, lying near to the eastern coast of Africa, is in the
 3 IV    |        and Speke accomplished in Eastern Africa.~The various expeditions
 4 IV    | appointed consul for Sardinia in Eastern Soudan, to take the place
 5 IV    |        point of departure on the eastern coast of Africa.~Between
 6 XI    |          extends along the whole eastern coast, and as far as the
 7 XII   |         name of this part of the eastern coast of Africa. Dense borders
 8 XII   |          rest sheltered from the eastern winds.~The evening meal
 9 XVIII |         as far as Muanza, on the eastern coast, where he was received
10 XVIII |   reservoir of the rivers in the eastern part of Africa, and the
11 XXVIII|     assertion that the tribes of Eastern Africa fed upon raw flesh,
12 XXX   |           in Mandara, and to the eastern shores of the lake. In the
13 XXXIII|          village situated on the eastern shore of Lake Tchad, where