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 1    1,   14|        The soil is carpeted with rich herbage, and adorned with
 2    1,   15|     fertile region, abounding in rich pasturages; where a hundred
 3    1,   17|         The geologist would find rich treasures in the tertiary
 4    1,   18|        and JUMES, a bushy shrub, rich in soda. Here and there
 5    2,    3|      Amsterdam Island is equally rich in seals and Robinsons.”~“
 6    2,    9|          succession of low hills rich in dust, a long stretch
 7    2,    9|          better have been called rich, for it is true of countries,
 8    2,    9|    climate,” continued Paganel, “rich as it is in oxygen and poor
 9    2,   10|     going to be fatted up on the rich pasture lands of Southern
10    2,   11|        or two we shall cross the rich region of Mount Alexander.
11    2,   13| constituted a peculiar spectacle rich in novel effects. The forests
12    3,   11|   enclosure. It was clothed in a rich dress, and wrapped in a