Chapter

 1 IV  | accomplished in Eastern Africa.~The various expeditions that had ascended
 2 IV  |     February, 1858, and visited the various tribes residing on its banks,
 3 V   |           the Arab language and the various Mandingoe idioms, and, thanks
 4 VII |            is the summing up of his various items, and their weight,
 5 VIII|             away in the hold.~These various preparations were terminated
 6 XI  |            to have knowledge of the various letters that he had received
 7 XII |        compounds it of a mixture of various origin, but he never would
 8 XIII|           is a vigorous vegetation. Various water-courses filter through,
 9 XXII|        powerful electric jet toward various points of space, and caused
10 XIX |        tangled thickets of the most various trees. The African oil-tree
11 XXXI|             the foliage of trees of various dyes; lianas and climbing
12 XL  |             roads, bear thither the various products of its industry.~“