Chapter

 1 XVIII  |   presented, toward the west, so broad an horizon that it might
 2 XIX    |       the other—a space about as broad as Europe.~“We are, no doubt,
 3 XXI    |    tribes kill their captives in broad daylight; they must have
 4 XIX    |      huts stretched away between broad pasture-fields whose dense
 5 XXXI   |         this very day.”~“Is it a broad sheet of water?” asked Kennedy.~“
 6 XXXI   |         were seen basking in the broad blaze of the sun or plunging
 7 XXXVIII|         its rise is not two feet broad.~“Easy to jump over,” said
 8 XLIX   |     falls into the Atlantic in a broad sheaf. In the elbow thus
 9 XLIX   | Timbuctoo. Eight hundred fathoms broad at this point, the Niger
10 XLIII  |       thirty mounted men clad in broad pantaloons and the floating
11 XLIII  |          river rolling along its broad mass of water, while the