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 1    1,   23|     reality, however, it was the OMBU, which grows solitarily
 2    1,   23|          the mighty billow.~This OMBU measured in height a hundred
 3    1,   23|     taken refuge in the solitary OMBU, were in hundreds, comprising
 4    1,   23|         on the liquid plain; the OMBU stood alone amid the rolling
 5    1,   23|     supply was very limited. The OMBU produced no fruit, though
 6    1,   23|         the thick leafage of the OMBU, and they must call out
 7    1,   24|         the peculiarities of the OMBU, under whose canopy they
 8    1,   24|        have climbed up into this OMBU, and be hiding now among
 9    1,   25|        become unchained, and the OMBU would be violently shaken.
10    1,   25|           The whole party in the OMBU felt agitated and oppressed,
11    1,   25|         plain, is just this very OMBU where we are. A lightning
12    1,   25|          center of which was the OMBU.~Glenarvan and his companions
13    1,   25|       along the west side of the OMBU; the dead wood and nests
14    1,   25| hurricane, closely enveloped the OMBU like a robe of Nessus. Terror
15    1,   25|    branches on their side of the OMBU. To extinguish it or check
16    1,   25|         tails, and attacking the OMBU with the long teeth of their
17    1,   25|  water-spout threw itself on the OMBU, and caught it up in its
18    1,   25|           they felt the towering OMBU give way, and the next minute
19    1,   25|       the water into itself.~The OMBU now began to drift rapidly
20    1,   25|         conflagration, while the OMBU sailed along like a blazing
21    1,   26|          BOARD~FOR two hours the OMBU navigated the immense lake
22    1,   26|       the sky in long bands.~The OMBU was borne onward so rapidly
23    1,   26|    Twenty minutes afterward, the OMBU stopped short with a violent
24    1,   26|     their compulsory rest on the OMBU, the travelers were up betimes