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 1 IV     |      Venetian, who, turning the cataracts below Gondokoro, reached
 2 XVIII  |        as it fell in rapids and cataracts, which confirmed the doctor
 3 XIX    |       poets.”~“We can still see cataracts,” said Joe.~“Those are the
 4 XIX    |        said Joe.~“Those are the cataracts of Makedo, in the third
 5 XXXVIII|         s boat was upset by the cataracts in that part of the river,
 6 XLIII  |          The Senegal River.—The Cataracts of Gouina.—The Hot Air.—
 7 XLIII  |     friends saw the gulf of the cataracts yawning below them.~Ten
 8 XLIII  |        of the Senegal, into the cataracts of Gouina.~“The poor Victoria!”
 9 XLIV   | testimony of his arrival at the cataracts of Gouina.~“You would have
10 XLIV   |         current was lost in the cataracts of Gouina. In testimony
11 XLIV   |       may concern.~“Done at the Cataracts of Gouina, on the 24th of