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 1 Note |       the whole field of African discovery, and in this way will often
 2 I    |         the line of geographical discovery.” (General assent). “Dr.
 3 I    |        possessed by the demon of discovery, he spent the intervening
 4 I    |   complete the series of African discovery.~
 5 II   |         Burton and Speke, in the discovery of the great interior lakes,
 6 V    |         opportuneness, etc. This discovery of the sources of the Nile,
 7 V    | advancing with sure steps to the discovery of the sources of the Nile,
 8 XII  |       the History of the Nilotic Discovery, by Charles Beke, D.D.”~
 9 XXIII|       rocks.~“This is a singular discovery!” said the doctor, mentally.~
10 XIX  |         upon the realm of modern discovery. I have taken up the lost
11 XXXIV|       for a moment by his sudden discovery of wealth, he willingly