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1 I      |   very type of the thoroughly accomplished explorer whose stomach expands
2 IV     |  Lieutenants Burton and Speke accomplished in Eastern Africa.~The various
3 V      |     Africa would certainly be accomplished some day, and in a less
4 VI     |      practicable; all that he accomplished, admirable. You might have
5 XXII   | sacrifice of my life had been accomplished! But you come from Europe;
6 XXIV   |      am not mistaken, we have accomplished nearly half of our journey
7 XIX    |      go on foot.”~“It will be accomplished, however. Livingstone and
8 XXXVII |      Never was a finer voyage accomplished under better circumstances!”~“
9 XXXVIII|      resources, undertook and accomplished the most astonishing of