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 1 XIX    |  real Arabs, sir, with their camels?”~“No, not many camels;
 2 XIX    | their camels?”~“No, not many camels; they are scarce, if not
 3 XIX    |    in a balloon by a team of camels; then a lion comes up, devours
 4 XIX    |   lion comes up, devours the camels, swallows the tow-rope,
 5 XXXIV  | tents of striped stuff, some camels, stretching out their viper-like
 6 XXXIV  |    an avalanche of sand. The camels, flung pell-mell together,
 7 XXXVIII| often pressed by the feet of camels—arrived that evening, in
 8 XXXVIII|  least one hundred and fifty camels of the kind that, for twelve
 9 XXXVIII|    the desert.~These Touareg camels are of the very best race.
10 XLIX   |  toil outside, milking their camels and smoking their huge-bowled
11 XLIX   | watchful eyes.~Long files of camels and asses laden with merchandise