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 1 XII    |      from his lips.~During his passage over the sea the doctor
 2 XIII   |  language of the country, the ‘Passage of the Winds,’ and we would
 3 XIV    |   notes, “and, after two days’ passage, we have, including our
 4 XVIII  |        dull.”~And thus was the passage of the Victoria over the
 5 XVIII  |    were seen during this rapid passage.~“This lake is evidently,
 6 XIX    |     doctor, “here is where OUR passage of the African Continent
 7 XXVII  |     dimensions blocking up the passage! Joe, who was close upon
 8 XXVII  |        resounded in the narrow passage, and Dr. Ferguson appeared
 9 XXXVIII| CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHTH.~A Rapid Passage.—Prudent Resolves.—Caravans
10 XLIII  |       Gouina.—The Hot Air.—The Passage of the River.~“Had we not
11 XLIV   |      three travellers procured passage on board of her. On the