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 1 IV     |     death of Overweg, his last companion, he plunged into the west,
 2 V      |  destined to become his aerial companion. Not even the shadow of
 3 VIII   | courageous Kennedy, his daring companion.”~Dick blushed a good deal,
 4 XIV    |        Kennedy motioned to his companion to be silent and to halt.
 5 XVII   |     was affirmed by Speke, his companion. He pretended that they
 6 XVIII  |         So saying, he drew his companion along toward a group of
 7 XXII   |      spare the life of our new companion! Have you any hope?” said
 8 XXXII  |     some trace of their heroic companion, but they were already far
 9 XXXIII |       to speak of their recent companion. Kennedy first imparted
10 XXXIII |          said he, “to find our companion.”~“Whatever your plan may
11 XXXIII |    afforded a retreat to their companion. They swooped down close
12 XXXIV  |     you expect the fate of our companion to be? It is horrible to
13 XXXVIII|        Captain Clapperton, the companion of Denham. In 1829 he reentered