Chapter

 1 XIII |          with thorny thickets and gigantic lianas, or creeping vines.
 2 XIII |          Kingani, in the midst of gigantic clumps of sycamore, tamarind,
 3 XIV  |        the cactus, which grows to gigantic size.~About two o’clock,
 4 XVI  | inequalities of the ground below; gigantic trees, arborescent bushes,
 5 XVI  |        palm-trees, sycamores, and gigantic euphorbiae.~“I am stifling!”
 6 XVI  |          it to the breath of some gigantic bellows, fanning all this
 7 XVII |        without bending it, like a gigantic butterfly: not an obstacle
 8 XVII |        body could be seen. By his gigantic size, the doctor recognized
 9 XX   |      anyhow,” and he pointed to a gigantic sycamore, whose whole trunk
10 XIX  |      yellow elephants of the most gigantic size burst headlong, like
11 XXXII|          butterfly motion, like a gigantic beetle.~At this moment,