Chapter

 1 I      |       It will succeed!”), “will complete and link together the notions,
 2 I      |        in the midst of the most complete privations; in fine, he
 3 I      |        all these explorers, and complete the series of African discovery.~
 4 XIII   |      aeronauts took careful and complete note of the orographic conformation
 5 XIX    |       them in dull spirits, and complete silence reigned in the car.
 6 XXII   |         the huts, and there was complete solitude around the stake.
 7 XXII   |    surgeon, and, when they were complete, the doctor, taking a cordial
 8 XXIII  |          all indicated the most complete sterility.~Toward noon,
 9 XXVI   |     there plunged in silence so complete that it could not be considered
10 XXXIII | Calculations.—Kennedy’s Hunt.—A Complete Exploration of Lake Tchad.—
11 XXXIII |       morrow, the hunter was to complete his supplies.~Evening surprised
12 XXXVIII|   services to the government to complete the reconnoissance of the
13 XL     |        the region with the most complete sterility.~“Well, Joe, what