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 1  1, 15|     soil changed; to the sandy plain succeeded an extent of slimy
 2  1, 15|       We then travelled over a plain of seaweed of wild and luxuriant
 3  1, 16|        journey. For one hour a plain of sand lay stretched before
 4  1, 20|   torrents, he gained the high plain that was bordered with admirable
 5  1, 20|        thick copse, we found a plain obstructed with bushes.
 6  2, 1 |    Indian Ocean, a vast liquid plain, with a surface of 1,200,000,000
 7  2, 4 |  waters of the Nile across the plain of Egypt, looking towards
 8  2, 7 |   sunrise on the 18th. ~It was plain to me that this Mediterranean,
 9  2, 9 |    feet above the level of the plain; but on the opposite side
10  2, 9 |     this volcano lit the lower plain like an immense torch, even
11  2, 9 |       last look on the immense plain, and then bade me follow
12  2, 13|  Nautilus lay stretched a vast plain, entangled with confused
13  2, 13|      ice-field, the mountain a plain. My eyes never left the
14  2, 14| promontory, I saw a vast white plain covered with morses. They