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 1 III    |       by the doctor’s distant expeditions; but, on his return, the
 2 IV     |   Eastern Africa.~The various expeditions that had ascended the Nile
 3 V      |    two Points of the Compass.—Expeditions now on foot.—Speke and Grant.—
 4 V      |       with the success of the expeditions now on foot? Don’t you know
 5 VIII   |    the French Government, two expeditions were preparing, which, descending
 6 IX     |     long series of superhuman expeditions.~“You see, my friends, when
 7 XXXI   |     only Denham’s and Barth’s expeditions had been able to force their
 8 XXXIV  |   armed and trained for these expeditions. Yet, they could not avoid
 9 XXXVIII|     was the object of several expeditions, the principal of which
10 XLI    | precious documents from their expeditions. They have explored these
11 XLIV   |      to the still more recent expeditions of Messrs. Speke and Grant,