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 1 XI     | doctor, of whose projects the European newspapers had made him
 2 XIII   |     compared with that of the European and Asiatic ranges; but,
 3 XIX    |     horizon—mountains that no European foot had yet scaled, and
 4 XXX    |      races a superior idea of European power.”~“Very good, my dear
 5 XXX    |    kingdom of Wadai, which no European had yet penetrated. It appears
 6 XXX    |       called the graveyard of European travellers.”~Some boats,
 7 XXXVII |    African game will sit on a European stomach!”~The goose was
 8 XXXVII |       only the fifth or sixth European who has ever set eyes on
 9 XXXVIII|    finding their way. Where a European would be at a loss, they
10 XXXVIII|   Caillie was to be the first European who could bring back any
11 XLIII  |     daring expedition, in the European papers, quickly explained