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CHAPTER XVIII. A CAMEL FALLS, AND DIES. |
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CHAPTER XIX. SEND A PARTY TO RECONNOITRE. |
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CHAPTER XX. ARRIVAL AT METEMMA, OR GALLABAT. |
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CHAPTER XXI. FERTILITY OF THE COUNTRY ON THE BANKS OF THE RAHAD. |
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CHAPTER XXII. WE LEAVE THE DINDER. |
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CHAPTER I. ACROSS THE MOORS FROM PICKERING TO WHITBY |
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CHAPTER II. ALONG THE ESK VALLEY |
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CHAPTER III. THE COAST FROM WHITBY TO REDCAR |
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CHAPTER IV. THE COAST FROM WHITBY TO SCARBOROUGH |
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CHAPTER V. SCARBOROUGH |
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CHAPTER VI. WHITBY |
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CHAPTER VII. THE CLEVELAND HILLS |
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CHAPTER VIII. GUISBOROUGH AND THE SKELTON VALLEY |
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CHAPTER IX. FROM PICKERING TO RIEVAULX ABBEY |
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CHAPTER X. DESCRIBES THE DALE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE |
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CHAPTER XI. RICHMOND |
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CHAPTER XII. SWALEDALE |
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CHAPTER XIII. WENSLEYDALE |
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CHAPTER XIV. RIPON AND FOUNTAINS ABBEY |
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CHAPTER XV. KNARESBOROUGH AND HARROGATE |
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CHAPTER XVI. WHARFEDALE |
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CHAPTER XVII. SKIPTON, MALHAM AND GORDALE |
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CHAPTER XVIII. SETTLE AND THE INGLETON FELLS |
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CHAPTER XIX. CONCERNING THE WOLDS |
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CHAPTER XX. FROM FILEY TO SPURN HEAD |
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CHAPTER XXI. BEVERLEY |
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CHAPTER XXII. ALONG THE HUMBER |
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CHAPTER XXIII. THE DERWENT AND THE HOWARDIAN HILLS |
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CHAPTER XXIV. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY OF YORK |
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CHAPTER XXV. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICT |
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CHAPTER I. THE OVERLAND TELEGRAPH LINE TO RUSSIA - SAILING OF THE FIRST SIBERIAN EXPLORING PARTY FROM SAN FRANCISCO. |
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CHAPTER II. CROSSING THE NORTH PACIFIC - SEVEN WEEKS IN A RUSSIAN BRIG |
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CHAPTER III. THE PICTURESQUE COAST OP KAMCHATKA - ARRIVAL IN PETROPAVLOVSK |
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CHAPTER IV. THINGS RUSSIAN IN KAMCHATKA - A VERDANT AND FLOWERY LAND - THE VILLAGE OF TWO SAINTS. |
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CHAPTER V. FIRST ATTEMPT TO LEARN RUSSIAN - PLAN OF EXPLORATION - DIVISION OP PARTY |
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CHAPTER VI. A COSSACK WEDDING - THE PENINSULA OP KAMCHATKA |
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CHAPTER VII. STARTING NORTHWARD - KAMCHATKAN SCENERY, VILLAGES, AND PEOPLE |
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CHAPTER VIII. BRIDLE PATHS OP SOUTHERN KAMCHATKA - HOUSES AND FOOD OF THE PEOPLE - REINDEER TONGUES AND WILD-ROSE PETALS - A KAMCHATKAN DRIVER'S CANTICLE |
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CHAPTER IX. THE BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF GENAL - WALLS OF LITERATURE - SCARING UP A BEAR - END OF HORSEBACK RIDE |
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CHAPTER X. THE KAMCHATKA RIVER - LIFE ON A CANOE RAFT - RECEPTION AT MILKOVA - MISTAKEN FOR THE TSAR |
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CHAPTER XI. ARRIVAL AT KLUCHEI - THE KLUCHEFSKOI VOLCANO - A QUESTION OF ROUTE - A RUSSIAN "BLACK BATH" |
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CHAPTER XII. CANOE TRAVEL ON THE YOLOFKA - VOLCANIC CONVERSATION - "O SUSANNA!" - TALKING "AMERICAN" - A DIFFICULT ASCENT |
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CHAPTER XIII. A DISMAL NIGHT - CROSSING THE KAMCHATKAN DIVIDE - ANOTHER BEAR HUNT - BREAKNECK RIDING - TIGIL - STEPPES OF NORTHERN KAMCHATKA |
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CHAPTER XIV. OKHOTSK SEACOAST - LESNOI - THE "DEVIL'S PASS" - LOST IN SNOW-STORM - SAVED BY BRASS BOX - WILD SCENE |
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CHAPTER XV. CUT OFF BY STORM - STARVATION THREATENED - RACE WITH A RISING TIDE - TWO DAYS WITHOUT FOOD - RETURN TO LESNOI |
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CHAPTER XVI. KAMCHATKAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS - CHARACTER OF PEOPLE - SALMON-FISHING - SABLE-TRAPPING - KAMCHADAL LANGUAGE - NATIVE MUSIC - DOG-DRIVING - WINTER DRESS |
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CHAPTER XVII. A FRESH START - CROSSING THE SAMANKA MOUNTAINS - DESCENT ON A KORAK ENCAMPMENT - NOMADS AND THEIR TENTS - DOOR-HOLES AND DOGS - POLOGS - KORAK BREAD |
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CHAPTER XVIII. WHY THE KORAKS WANDER - THEIR INDEPENDENCE - CHEERLESS LIFE - USES OF THE REINDEER - KORAK IDEAS OF DISTANCE - "MONARCH OF THE BRASS-HANDLED SWORD" |
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CHAPTER XIX. THE SNOW-DRIFT COMPASS - MARRIAGE BY CAPTURE - AN INTOXICATING FUNGUS - MONOTONY OF KORAK LIFE |
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CHAPTER XX. THE KORAK TONGUE - RELIGION OF TERROR - INCANTATIONS OF SHAMANS - KILLING OF OLD AND SICK - REINDEER SUPERSTITION - KORAK CHARACTER |
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CHAPTER XXI. FIRST FROST-BITE - THE SETTLED KORAKS HOUR-GLASS YURTS - CLIMBING DOWN CHIMNEYS - YURT INTERIORS - LEGS AS FEATURES - TRAVELLING BY "PAVOSKA" - BAD CHARACTER OF SETTLED KORAKS |
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CHAPTER XXII. FIRST ATTEMPT AT DOG-DRIVING - UNPREMEDITATED PROFANITY - A RUNAWAY - ARRIVAL AT GIZHIGA - HOSPITALITY OF THE ISPRAVNIK - PLANS FOR THE WINTER |
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CHAPTER XXIII. DOG-SLEDGE TRAVEL - ARCTIC MIRAGES - CAMP AT NIGHT - A HOWLING CHORUS - NORTHERN LIGHTS |
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CHAPTER XXIV. DISMAL SHELTER - ARRIVAL OF A COSSACK COURIER AMERICANS ON THE ANADYR - ARCTIC FIREWOOD A SIBERIAN BLIZZARD LOST ON THE STEPPE |
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CHAPTER XXV. PENZHINA - POSTS FOR ELEVATED ROAD - FIFTY-THREE BELOW ZERO - TALKED OUT - ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES - EATING PLANETS - THE HOUSE OF A PRIEST |
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CHAPTER XXVI. ANADYRSK - AN ARCTIC OUTPOST - SEVERE CLIMATE CHRISTMAS SERVICES AND CAROLS - A SIBERIAN BALL - MUSIC AND REFRESHMENTS - EXCITED DANCING HOLIDAY AMUSEMENTS |
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CHAPTER XXVII. NEWS FROM THE ANADYR PARTY - PLAN FOR ITS RELIEF - THE STORY OF A STOVE-PIPE - START FOR THE SEACOAST |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. A SLEDGE JOURNEY EASTWARD - REACHING TIDE-WATER - A NIGHT SEARCH FOR A STOVE-PIPE - FINDING COMRADES - A VOICE FROM A STOVE - STORY OF THE ANADYR PARTY |
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CHAPTER XXIX. CLASSIFICATION OF NATIVES - INDIAN TYPE, MONGOLIAN TYPE, AND TURKISH TYPE - EASTERN VIEW OF WESTERN ARTS AND FASHIONS - AN AMERICAN SAINT |
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CHAPTER XXX. AN ARCTIC AURORA - ORDERS FROM THE MAJOR - ADVENTURES OF MACRAE AND ARNOLD WITH THE CHUKCHIS - RETURN TO GIZHIGA - REVIEW OF WINTER'S WORK |
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CHAPTER XXXI. LAST WORK OF THE WINTER - BIRDS AND FLOWERS OF SPRING CONTINUOUS DAYLIGHT - SOCIAL LIFE IN GIZHIGA - A CURIOUS SICKNESS - SUMMER DAYS AND NIGHTS - NEWS FROM AMERICA |
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CHAPTER XXXII. DULL LIFE - ARCTIC MOSQUITOES - WAITING FOR SUPPLIES - SHIPS SIGNALLED - BARK "CLARA BELL" - RUSSIAN CORVETTE "VARAG" |
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CHAPTER XXXIII. ARRIVAL OF BARK "PALMETTO" - DRIVEN ASHORE BY GALE - DISCHARGING CARGO UNDER DIFFICULTIES - NEGRO CREW MUTINIES - LONELY TRIP TO ANADYRSK - STUPID KORAKS - EXPLOSIVE PROVISIONS |
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CHAPTER XXXIV. A MEETING IN THE NIGHT - HARDSHIPS OF BUSH'S PARTY - SIBERIAN FAMINES - FISH SAVINGS BANKS - WORK IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICT - STARVING POLE CUTTERS - A JOURNEY TO YAMSK |
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CHAPTER XXXV. YURT ON THE TOPOLOFKA - THE VALLEY OF TEMPESTS - RIVER OF THE LOST - STORM BOUND - ESCAPE BY THE ICE-FOOT - A SLEEPLESS NIGHT - LEET REPORTED DEAD - YAMSK AT LAST |
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CHAPTER XXXVI. BRIGHT ANTICIPATIONS - A WHALE-SHIP SIGNALLED - THE BARK SEA BREEZE - NEWS FROM THE ATLANTIC CABLE - REPORTED ABANDONMENT OF THE OVERLAND LINE |
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CHAPTER XXXVII. OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF THE BAD NEWS - THE ENTERPRISE ABANDONED - A VOYAGE TO OKHOTSK - THE AURORA OF THE SEA |
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. CLOSING UP THE BUSINESS - A BARGAIN SALE - TELEGRAPH TEACUPS REDUCED - CHEAP SHOVELS FOR GRAVE DIGGING - WIRE FISH NETS AT A SACRIFICE - OUR NARROWEST ESCAPE - BLOWN OUT TO SEA - SAVED BY THE "Onward" |
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CHAPTER XXXIX. START FOR ST. PETERSBURG ROUTE TO YAKUTSK - A TUNGUSE ENCAMPMENT - CROSSING THE STANAVOI MOUNTAINS - SEVERE COLD - FIRE-LIGHTED SMOKE PILLARS - ARRIVAL IN YAKUTSK |
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CHAPTER XL. THE GREATEST HORSE-EXPRESS SERVICE IN THE WORLD - EQUIPMENT FOR THE ROAD - A SIBERIAN "SEND-OFF" - POST TRAVEL ON THE ICE - BROKEN SLEEP - DRIVING INTO AN AIR-HOLE - REPAIRING DAMAGES - FIRST SIGHT OF IRKUTSK |
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CHAPTER XLI. A PLUNGE INTO CIVILISATION - THE NOBLES' BALL - SHOCKING LANGUAGE - SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLISH - THE GREAT SIBERIAN ROAD - PASSING TEA CARAVANS - RAPID TRAVEL - FIFTY-SEVEN HUNDRED MILES IN ELEVEN WEEKS - ARRIVAL IN ST. PETERSBURG |
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Chapter I. Landing at the Rio Gabao (Gaboon River). - le Plateau, the French Colony. |
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Chapter II. The Departure. - the Tornado. - arrival at "The Bush." |
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Chapter III. Geography of the Gaboon. |
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Chapter IV. The Minor Tribes and the Mpongwe. |
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Chapter V. To Sanga-Tanga and Back. |
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Chapter VI. Village Life in Pongo-land. |
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Chapter VII. Return to the River. |
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Chapter VIII. Up the Gaboon River. |
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Chapter IX. A Specimen Day with the Fan Cannibals. |
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Chapter X. To the Mbika (Hill); the Sources of the Gaboon. - - return to the Plateau. |
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Chapter XI. Mr., Mrs., and Master Gorilla. |
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Chapter XII. Corisco - "Home" to Fernando Po. |
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Chapter I. From Fernando Po to Loango Bay. - The German Expedition. |
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Chapter II. To Sao Paulo De Loanda. |
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Chapter III. The Festival - A Trip to Calumbo - portuguese Hospitality. |
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Chapter IV. The Cruise along Shore - The Granite Pillar of Kinsembo. |
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Chapter V. Into the Congo River. - The Factories. - trip to Shark's Point. - The Padrao and Pinda. |
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Chapter VI. Up the Congo River. - The Slave Depot, Porto Da Lenha. - arrival at Boma. |
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Chapter VII. Boma. - Our Outfit for the Interior |
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Chapter VIII. A Visit to Banza Chisalla, |
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Chapter IX. Up the Congo to Banza Nokki. |
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Chapter X. Notes on the Nzadi or Congo River. |
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Chapter XI. Life at Banza Nokki. |
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Chapter XII. Preparations for the March. |
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Chapter XIII. The March to Banza Nkulu. |
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Chapter XIV. The Yellala of the Congo. |
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Chapter XV. Return to the Congo Mouth. |
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Chapter XVI. The Slaver and the Missionary in the Congo River. |
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Chapter XVII. Concluding Remarks. |
