Chapter

1 III |     the conquest of a pair of ivory tusks, became the doctor’
2 IV  | merchant, trading in gums and ivory, got as far as Belenia,
3 XI  |    has a large trade in gums, ivory, and, above all, in “ebony,”
4 XV  |   Arabia: they trade in gums, ivory, fine muslin, and slaves.
5 XV  |       and their freightage of ivory; and those of the west,
6 XV  |  stuffs, the glass beads, the ivory tusks, the rhinoceros’-teeth,
7 XVI |     branches as his ponderous ivory tusks broke them in his
8 XVII|   broken!” exclaimed Kennedy—“ivory too that in England would
9 XVII|      said the doctor. “Are we ivory merchants? Did we come hither