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 1 IV     |  rendezvous for traders and caravans. They were in the midst
 2 XIV    |  there were a few traces of caravans; the bones of men and animals,
 3 XV     |   muslin, and slaves. Their caravans traverse these equatorial
 4 XV     |   general rendezvous of the caravans —those of the south, with
 5 XV     |    jemadar or leader of the caravans, who beats time to this
 6 XXIV   |  sometimes pass without the caravans meeting with a single spring
 7 XXVIII |     a halting-place for the caravans that frequent the centre
 8 XXXIV  |     long tracks of the many caravans that pass and repass there.
 9 XXXVIII|  Passage.—Prudent Resolves.—Caravans in Sight.—Incessant Rains.—
10 XXXVIII|  the only fuel on which the caravans can depend when crossing
11 XL     | boats on the river, and its caravans along the shaded roads,