Chapter

 1 VI   |        possessed a strength and range of vision that were perfectly
 2 XII  |        only by rising above the range of the miasma that exhales
 3 XII  |     skimming the summits of the range.~At eight o’clock it descended
 4 XVIII|     Victoria had to keep out of range of their muskets.~“To land
 5 XX   |       hand.~“Let us rise out of range,” exclaimed the doctor; “
 6 XXIV |         by rising into a higher range, but, in order to do so,
 7 XXVII| Victoria rose swiftly above the range of the whirling column,
 8 XXXII|       dead that may come within range of your rifle, but I repeat
 9 XLII | Howlings of the Natives.—Out of Range.~Doctor Ferguson’s first
10 XLIII|       ride!”~“If we were within range,” sighed the sportsman, “
11 XLIII|      they would have you within range also, and our balloon would