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 1    1,   22|      risen to the top of the trunk, just to where the parent
 2    1,   23|     The enormous and twisted trunk of this tree is planted
 3    1,   23| boughs which sprang from the trunk. Two of these rose almost
 4    1,   23|     safely on the top of the trunk, where they found Glenarvan,
 5    1,   23|   Where?”~“On the top of the trunk, of course.”~“And what with?”~“
 6    1,   25|    back to the center of the trunk.~“Well, Glenarvan, what’
 7    1,   26|     engine was hidden in its trunk. It seemed likely enough
 8    2,   14|      manleaned against the trunk of a tree, ready to defend
 9    3,    9|      whole hollowed out of a trunk of a kahikatea. A bed of
10    3,   15|  could not embrace the giant trunk.~For three days the little
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