Chapter

 1 IX    |            Air is infinitely less dense than water, in which the
 2 XII   |          eastern coast of Africa. Dense borders of mango-trees protected
 3 XIV   |        the east, where there were dense woods, among which a few
 4 XVII  |        his style of locomotion. A dense grove of calmadores was
 5 XVIII |    mosquitoes covered the soil in dense clouds. Joe even came back,
 6 XVIII |          which was enveloped in a dense fog, but presently a violent
 7 XXI   |          The sky was covered with dense clouds, but not a breath
 8 XXV   |           of cloud, and entered a dense fog, suspended at that elevation;
 9 XXVIII|           could not penetrate the dense screen of the palm-tree
10 XIX   |           The wild-ox revelled in dense herbage that often concealed
11 XIX   |        broad pasture-fields whose dense herbage was besprinkled
12 XXXIV |           aloft in the midst of a dense cloud of dust, and go whirling
13 XXXIV | moderating; the sand-dust is less dense; the undulations of the