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 1    1,   11|       approach to a mountainous district. Rivers were more numerous,
 2    1,   14|  perfect forests of these. This district was, in fact, just a corner
 3    1,   20|    Thalcave had said, the whole district appeared uninhabited, or
 4    1,   21|      with fine short grass. The district of Tandil, to which it has
 5    1,   22|        made the climate of this district particularly damp. This
 6    2,    9|         Victoria in the Wimerra district.~The wagon was put up at
 7    2,   11|     crossed a highly cultivated district. Long stretches of prairie,
 8    2,   11|      the boundary of the Loddon district cuts the 144th meridian.~
 9    2,   11|         Pampas of the Argentine district; but Paganel told him that,
10    2,   11|        now approaching the gold district,” said he, “in a day or
11    2,   12|     haste to get to the Lachlan district? or was he hurt by Paganel’
12    2,   14|         journey across the vast district. They directed their course
13    2,   15|   clouds, lighted up the Murray district, leaving Gippsland in deep
14    2,   15| contemplated the almost unknown district they were about to traverse
15    2,   15|         get over a pretty hilly district where the soil was reddish.
16    2,   19|       this plant growing in the district, and Olbinett gathered a
17    3,    7|         in subduing the Waikato district, but empty and depopulated,
18    3,    7|       submission of the Waikato district put an end to this sanguinary
19    3,    9|       the tribes of the Waikato district, so that he might go to
20    3,    9| indomitable tribes of the river district, which rose en masse against
21    3,   10|        had returned to the lake district, and he was the first to
22    3,   15|      here, in this little known district of New Zealand, that supplies
23    3,   15|         their way was through a district often frequented by the