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 1    1,    3| thirty-two years of age. He was tall in person, and had rather
 2    1,    6|       his life before.~He was a tall, thin, withered-looking
 3    1,    9|      replied Paganel.~“They are tall,” said Glenarvan.~“I don’
 4    1,    9|        assures us that they are tall and robust,” continued Paganel. “
 5    1,    9|         are six feet six inches tall.”~“But what is the truth,
 6    1,   14| encampment. He chose a clump of tall carob trees, under which
 7    1,   15|      from the RIO a man of very tall stature was seen standing
 8    1,   17|       in 1833 by General Rosas, tall in stature, with arched
 9    1,   19|         on the plain and on the tall grass, already stirred by
10    1,   22|       lost themselves among the tall grasses. The ground had
11    1,   22|   PENTANOS, it was harder work. Tall grass blocked them up, and
12    1,   22|      country into an ocean. The tall grass disappeared before
13    1,   26|         over the plain, and the tall form of Thalcave emerged
14    1,   26|      bent down the heads of the tall grasses. Thinly planted
15    1,   26|      waves. Then by degrees his tall form began to diminish in
16    2,    6|        and their mother, a fine tall woman. There was no mistaking
17    2,   10|       its limpid course between tall rows of gum-trees and acacias.
18    2,   11|      was a powerful fellow, and tall, but his features were of
19    2,   11|         among the scrub and the tall grass, where numerous flocks
20    2,   11|        police. The latter was a tall, thin man, im-perturbably
21    2,   12|        meantime sunk behind the tall trees, and as a few miles
22    2,   13|   recent fire. They looked like tall factory chimneys, for the
23    2,   14|         clump of “grass trees,” tall bushes ten feet high, like
24    2,   15|        abundant gold-fields and tall forests. There nature was
25    2,   15|       got over, and a forest of tall trees came in sight at a
26    2,   16|        gloomy-looking forest of tall gum-trees; nothing but dead
27    2,   16|   Mangles, slipping between the tall branches of gastrolobium,
28    2,   17|      tops of the gum trees. The tall tufts of gastrolobium were
29    2,   17|   McNabbs, slipping between the tall shrubs, got within reach
30    2,   18|    threaded their way among the tall reeds by the river. The
31    3,    2|     manner, and surmounted by a tall white feather.~This first
32    3,    7|      proud and brave, one tribe tall, with straight hair, like
33    3,    8|    mixed with those innumerable tall ferns with which the lands
34    3,    8|         stream was fringed with tall bushes, or glided along
35    3,    9|       the stern.~This man was a tall Maori, about forty-five
36    3,   13|      Maori camp, where he met a tall, intelligent-looking chief,
37    3,   15|      moas disappeared among the tall trees, and the sportsmen
38    3,   19|         between two others. His tall, powerful form, and his