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CHAPTER I. THE VALLEY OF THE COLORADO. |
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CHAPTER II. MESAS AND BUTTES. |
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CHAPTER III. MOUNTAINS AND PLATEAUS. |
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CHAPTER IV. CLIFFS AND TERRACES. |
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CHAPTER V. FROM GREEN RIVER CITY TO FLAMING GORGE. |
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CHAPTER VI. FROM FLAMING GORGE TO THE GATE OF LODORE. |
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CHAPTER VII. THE CANYON OF LODORE. |
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CHAPTER VIII. FROM ECHO PARK TO THE MOUTH OF THE UINTA RIVER. |
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CHAPTER IX. FROM THE MOUTH OF THE UINTA RIVER TO THE JUNCTION OF THE GRAND AND GREEN. |
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CHAPTER X. FROM THE JUNCTION OF THE GRAND AND GREEN TO THE MOUTH OF THE LITTLE COLORADO. |
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CHAPTER XI. FROM THE LITTLE COLORADO TO THE FOOT OF THE GRAND CANYON. |
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CHAPTER XII. THE RIO VIRGEN AND THE UINKARET MOUNTAINS. |
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CHAPTER XIII. OVER THE RIVER. |
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CHAPTER XIV. TO ZUNI. |
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CHAPTER XV. THE GRAND CANYON. |
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Castilian Days |
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CHAPTER I. OUTWARD BOUND |
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CHAPTER II. PREPARING FOR ACTION |
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CHAPTER III. FISHING BEGINS |
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CHAPTER IV. BAD WEATHER |
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CHAPTER V. ACTUAL WARFARE. OUR FIRST WHALE |
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CHAPTER VI. "DIRTY WORK FOR CLEAN MONEY" |
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CHAPTER VII. GETTING SOUTHWARD |
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CHAPTER VIII. ABNER'S WHALE |
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CHAPTER IX. OUR FIRST CALLING-PLACE |
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CHAPTER X. A VISIT TO SOME STRANGE PLACES |
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CHAPTER XI. ROUND THE COCOS AND SEYCHELLES |
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CHAPTER XII. WHICH TREATS OF THE KRAKEN |
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CHAPTER XIII. OFF TO THE JAPAN GROUNDS |
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CHAPTER XIV. LIBERTY DAY - AND AFTER |
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CHAPTER XV. WHICH COMES UNCOMFORTABLY NEAR BEING THE LAST |
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CHAPTER XVI. "BOWHEAD" FISHING |
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CHAPTER XVII. VISIT TO HONOLULU |
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CHAPTER XVIII. ON THE "LINE" GROUNDS |
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CHAPTER XIX. EDGING SOUTHWARD |
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CHAPTER XX. "HUMPBACKING" AT VAU VAU |
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CHAPTER XXI. PROGRESS OF THE "HUMPBACK" SEASON |
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CHAPTER XXII. FAREWELL TO VAU VAU |
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CHAPTER XXIII. AT FUTUNA, RECRUITING |
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CHAPTER XXIV. THE BAY OF ISLANDS AND NEW ZEALAND COAST |
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CHAPTER XXV. ON THE SOLANDER GROUNDS |
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CHAPTER XXVI. PADDY'S LATEST EXPLOIT |
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CHAPTER XXVII. PORT PEGASUS |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. TO THE BLUFF, AND HOME |
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CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. |
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CHAPTER II. THE RIVIERA. |
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CHAPTER III. FREJUS. |
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CHAPTER IV. MARSEILLES. |
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CHAPTER V. THE CRAU. |
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CHAPTER VI. LES ALYSCAMPS. |
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CHAPTER VII. PAGAN ARLES. |
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CHAPTER VIII. CHRISTIAN ARLES. |
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CHAPTER IX. LES BAUX. |
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CHAPTER X. THE CAMPAIGN OF MARIUS. |
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CHAPTER XI. TRETS AND GARDANNE. |
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CHAPTER XII. AIX. |
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CHAPTER XIII. THE CAMARGUE. |
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CHAPTER XIV. TARASCON. |
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CHAPTER XV. NIMES. |
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CHAPTER XVI. AIGUES MORTES AND MAGUELONNE. |
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CHAPTER XVII. BEZIERS AND NARBONNE. |
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CHAPTER XVIII. CARCASSONNE. |
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CHAPTER XIX. AVIGNON. |
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CHAPTER XX. VALENCE. |
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CHAPTER XXI. VIENNE. |
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CHAPTER XXII. BOURGES. |
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Chapter I. Rotterdam |
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Chapter II. The Dutch in English Literature |
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Chapter III. Dordrecht and Utrecht |
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Chapter IV. Delft |
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Chapter V. The Hague |
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Chapter VI. Scheveningen and Katwyk |
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Chapter VII. Leyden |
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Chapter VIII. Leyden's Painters, a Fanatic and a Hero |
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Chapter IX. Haarlem |
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Chapter X. Amsterdam |
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Chapter XI. Amsterdam's Pictures |
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Chapter XII. Around Amsterdam: South and South-East |
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Chapter XIII. Around Amsterdam: North |
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Chapter XIV. Alkmaar and Hoorn, The Helder and Enkhuisen |
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Chapter XV. Friesland: Stavoren to Leeuwarden |
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Chapter XVI. Leeuwarden and Neighbourhood |
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Chapter XVII. Groningen to Zutphen |
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Chapter XVIII. Arnheim to Bergen-op-Zoom |
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Chapter XIX. Middelburg |
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Chapter XX. Flushing |
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CHAPTER I. The Nubian desert - The bitter well - Change of plans - An irascible dragoman - Pools of the Atbara - One secret of the Nile - At Cassala. |
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CHAPTER II. Egypt's rule of the Soudan - Corn-grinding in the Soudan - Mahomet meets relatives - The parent of Egypt - El Baggar rides the camel. |
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CHAPTER III. The Arabs' exodus-Reception by Abou Sinn-Arabs dressing the hair-Toilet of an Arab woman-The plague of lice-Wives among the Arabs-The Old Testament confirmed |
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CHAPTER IV. On the Abyssinian border. A new school of medicine - Sacred shrines and epidemics. |
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CHAPTER V. A primitive craft - Stalking the giraffes - My first giraffes - Rare sport with the finny tribe - Thieving elephants. |
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CHAPTER VI. Preparations for advance - Mek Nimmur makes a foray - The Hamran elephant-hunters - In the haunts of the elephant - A desperate charge. |
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CHAPTER VII. The start from Geera - Feats of horsemanship - A curious chase - Abou Do wins a race - Capturing a young buffalo - Our island camp - Tales of the Base. |
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CHAPTER VIII. The elephant trumpets - Fighting an elephant with swords - The forehead-shot - Elephants in a panic - A superb old Neptune - The harpoon reaches its aim - Death of the hippopotamus - Tramped by an elephant. |
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CHAPTER IX. Fright of the Tokrooris - Deserters who didn't desert - Arrival of the Sherrif brothers - Now for a tally-ho! - On the heels of the rhinoceroses - The Abyssinian rhinoceros - Every man for himself. |
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CHAPTER X. A day with the howartis - A hippo's gallant fight - Abou Do leaves us - Three yards from a lion - Days of delight - A lion's furious rage - Astounding courage of a horse. |
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CHAPTER XI. The bull-elephant - Daring Hamrans - The elephant helpless - Visited by a minstrel - A determined musician - The nest of the outlaws - The Atbara River |
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CHAPTER XII. Abyssinian slave-girls - Khartoum - The Soudan under Egyptian rule - Slave-trade in the Soudan - The obstacles ahead. |
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CHAPTER XIII. Gondokoro - A mutiny quelled - Arrival of Speke and Grant - The sources of the Nile - Arab duplicity - The boy-slave's story - Saat adopted. |
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CHAPTER XIV. Startling disclosures - The last hope seems gone - The Bari chief's advice - Hoping for the best - Ho for Central Africa! |
