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1 IV   |    risk of his life among the negro tribes, who were in full
2 XV   |       going to call upon this negro king?” asked Kennedy.~“Undoubtedly
3 XX   |      aerial monster. A Soudan negro may be excused, then, for
4 XXIII|     thrown overboard when the negro was carried up into the
5 XIX  | travel.”~“Are we still in the negro country, doctor?”~“Yes,
6 XXX  |    men. That would give these negro races a superior idea of
7 XXXV |   Lake Tchad, like many other negro tribes, plunge with impunity
8 XLI  |      midst of these barbarous negro tribes. It was this fatal