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 1    1,   18|          had drunk up every thing liquid, and the consternation of
 2    1,   18|           of some cool refreshing liquid. The Patagonian could not
 3    1,   22| disappeared in a whirl of foam; a liquid mass, weighing several millions
 4    1,   23|           tree was visible on the liquid plain; the OMBU stood alone
 5    1,   24|          Before getting lower the liquid mass must remain stationary,
 6    1,   25|        one more inspection of the liquid plain. It was about nine
 7    2,   10|   directions, afraid to brave the liquid element. The stock-keeper
 8    2,   19|        Australian Alps poured its liquid masses into this single
 9    2,   19|            filled with refreshing liquid, which hung from the branches
10    3,    6|           sparkled like sheets of liquid silver. Nothing was to be
11    3,   14|        their camp.~Those whom the liquid fire had not touched fled
12    3,   20|          island rising out of the liquid plain. Then soil formed.