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1 VII    |   principal rivers, mountains, and towns.~He also provided himself
2 XXXII  | playing-dice, which form most Arab towns. In the court-yards of the
3 XXXII  |           consists of two distinct towns, separated by the “Dendal,”
4 XXXIV  |           we shall come across the towns of Bornou, Wouddie, or Kouka,
5 XXXV   |            get to one of the large towns on the lake, I’ll find myself
6 XXXVII |         needn’t tell you about the towns that I didn’t see nor the
7 XXXVIII|       passed through the different towns of Bornou, and intersected
8 XL     |     recognized at once by the four towns that compose it, by its