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 1 Note |      been entertained by African explorers, they can scarcely be considered
 2 I    |        by the intrepidity of her explorers in the line of geographical
 3 I    |          fearless travellers and explorers whose energetic temperaments
 4 I    |        achievements of all these explorers, and complete the series
 5 III  |    conditions imposed upon other explorers. But, my balloon will not
 6 IV   | following year. These two daring explorers then reembarked for England;
 7 V    |        Don’t you know that fresh explorers are advancing toward the
 8 V    |     beyond which the most daring explorers have scarcely gone.”~“I
 9 XVII |          not to be passed by the explorers of the centre of Africa.
10 XVII |     extreme limit reached by the explorers who came from the north.”~“
11 XVIII|         the point reached by the explorers from the north. Let us descend
12 XLIV |        their praises of the bold explorers, and the Daily Telegraph