Chapter

 1 III    |     these two friends had been formed in India, when they belonged
 2 XII    |   which, at an earlier period, formed the coast-line, rounded
 3 XV     |       hill.~A kind of veranda, formed by the thatched roof, adorned
 4 XVI    |       spring from the torrents formed in the season of freshets,
 5 XXVII  | falling again upon the desert, formed numberless little hillocks,
 6 XXXI   |       and out on all sides and formed the most curious combinations
 7 XXXVIII|        swamps and marshes that formed the sole surface of the
 8 XLIX   |       sheaf. In the elbow thus formed the country is of varied
 9 XLIX   |        the market-place stood, formed the only inequalities of
10 XLI    |       explored these countries formed by the elbow of the Senegal
11 XLI    |       a vast field of verdure, formed by the tops of a forest
12 XLIII  |       their feet, where it had formed a sort of swinging pocket.~