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1    1,   14|    the Andes consists of a succession of lengthened declivities,
2    1,   25| times in the same place in succession. Others would have excited
3    2,    1|   us take up each point in succession through which the 37th parallel
4    2,    9| any particular interest. A succession of low hills rich in dust,
5    2,   11|  was delayed somewhat by a succession of little hills, resembling
6    2,   12| before the wagon entered a succession of narrow gorges and capricious
7    2,   17|  he was about. In all this succession of vexations, it must be