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 1    1,    2|       DOCUMENTS~ALL that could be discovered, however, on these pieces
 2    1,    8|     sought, and investigated, and discovered in the Cordilleras as in
 3    1,    9| starvation. Cavendish the Corsair discovered the last survivor dying
 4    1,   12|          Arica is one undoubtedly discovered by Valdivia Mendoze,” said
 5    1,   14|     beneath.~What had this condor discovered then? Could it be the corpse
 6    1,   18|        quantity of dry fodder was discovered lying heaped up in the RAMADA,
 7    1,   22|         this tree, so opportunely discovered, they must reach at all
 8    1,   24|           wrong track not to have discovered the explanation at the very
 9    2,    1|      happy moment of inspiration, discovered the mistake. He has proved
10    2,    4|        had strong hopes of having discovered traces of him.”~“The whole
11    2,    4|      Quiros, a Spanish navigator, discovered a country which he named
12    2,    4|       increased. In 1618, Zeachen discovered the northern parts of the
13    2,    6|         of the BRITANNIA had been discovered. Still this was not surprising,
14    2,    6|      traces of the BRITANNIA were discovered at Cape Bernouilli, the
15    2,   12|        Helena opened her eyes she discovered a fresh branch of mimosa
16    2,   19|      animals. Fortunately, Robert discovered a bustard’s nest with a
17    2,   19|    serpents, nor insects. Paganel discovered in the dry bed of a creek,
18    2,   19|       chance John Mangles had not discovered a sawyer’s hut, deserted
19    3,    1|        desert.~Still John Mangles discovered on the skirts of the shore
20    3,    6|           landing-place had to be discovered.~Gradually the breeze grew
21    3,   12|           first,” said Robert. “I discovered a deep hollow at the foot
22    3,   12|        that their escape had been discovered; and now the question was,
23    3,   13|           be, they must fly or be discovered.~“Let us go down!” cried