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 1 IV    |       capital of Bornou, on the borders of the lake. Finally, at
 2 XII   |  eastern coast of Africa. Dense borders of mango-trees protected
 3 XIX   |  crossing is very extensive. It borders on the Mountains of the
 4 XXIV  |        trip, trying to pass the borders of the impossible? Had not
 5 XXXI  |         tribes living along the borders of the lake.”~“Then I’m
 6 XXXIII|     necessary to watch only the borders of the lake. The vast stretch
 7 XXXIV |       themselves again near the borders of Lake Tchad, they saw
 8 XXXV  | hiding-place and run toward the borders of Lake Tchad!~But by this
 9 XXXVI |         it again approached the borders of the thorny desert, which
10 XLIX  |       flocks hovering about the borders of the pools and torrents.~
11 XLIX  |   Scotland! It would do for the borders of Loch Lomond, and tourists
12 XL    |     clumps of trees; and on the borders of the river could be seen
13 XLIII |        They had just passed the borders of the forest, and the three