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 1    1,   11|          Biobio. The country still presented the same fertile aspect,
 2    1,   13|         But if these mountains had presented the difficulties of the
 3    1,   13|     rockets of lava, all combined, presented the appearance of glowing
 4    1,   18|        these dazzling white sheets presented to the dry, burned-up ground
 5    1,   21|            addressing the officer, presented Lord Glenarvan and his companions.
 6    1,   21|          little feet together, and presented arms with perfect grace.~“
 7    1,   21|         enter his dwelling, and be presented to Madame Ipharaguerre.
 8    1,   22|           fine, but to-day the sky presented anything but a reassuring
 9    1,   25| combustible material, beneath, and presented the appearance of an immense
10    2,    3|         rough, coarse men.~M. Viot presented his subjects, the two mulattoes.
11    2,    4|    difficulty about this, however, presented itself. The last intelligence
12    2,    5|           that feels the spur, and presented a broadside to the billows.
13    2,    5|           the mainsail was that it presented to the waves only the most
14    2,    9|          The march across Adelaide presented nothing of any particular
15    2,   13|      verdure, was that these trees presented a curious anomaly in the
16    2,   15|            house, had not suddenly presented itself.~“My goodness!” cried
17    2,   15|           region. The contrast was presented very vividly to the spectators
18    2,   17|     Irishman, when a better chance presented itself. Chance led us into
19    2,   19|         Providence steps in. Water presented itself in the CEPHALOTES,
20    3,    8|            des Plantes, in Paris. “Presented by M. Jacques Paganel.”
21    3,   20|            of absence.~Robert then presented all his friends successively,