Chapter

 1 III   |           above the soil, while the map of Africa unrolls itself
 2 V     | Insinuations. —A Promenade over the Map of Africa.—What is contained
 3 V     |            cast your eyes over that map.”~Dick glanced over it,
 4 V     |         easy such a trip was—on the map!~“Now, take one of the points
 5 XII   |         doctor, upon consulting his map, calculated that they were
 6 XII   |             consulted the excellent map that he had with him for
 7 XVIII |             off the distance on his map, “and less than five miles
 8 XIX   |         easy to determine: take the map and see what is the longitude
 9 XXXVII|        toward the west.~The doctor, map in hand, recognized the
10 XXXVII|           The doctor glanced at his map and recognized the place
11 XXXVII|       Kennedy, following out on the map the direction of the Victoria, “
12 XLII  |            after having pointed his map, “is to cross the river;