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 1    1,   12|        the region of shrubs and bushes, which, higher still, gave
 2    1,   16|  covered with stunted trees and bushes; the second 450 miles is
 3    1,   17| Thalcave went first to beat the bushes and frighten away the cholinas,
 4    1,   18|        dried-up CANADAS and the bushes of CURRA-MAMMEL, his loud,
 5    1,   20|      brackish. On the banks and bushes about these, king-wrens
 6    1,   20|    humming birds. On the thorny bushes the nests of the ANNUBIS
 7    1,   26|        small tree-like mimosas, bushes of acacia, and tufts of
 8    2,    6|         covered with shrubs and bushes. Glenarvan thought it resembled
 9    2,    6|         cultivation. Instead of bushes, quick-set hedges met the
10    2,   14|    clump of “grass trees,” tall bushes ten feet high, like the
11    2,   14|        they bounded through the bushes. For four hours the hunting
12    2,   15|    covered the ground, with its bushes covered with gay flowers.
13    2,   17|      the grass. Let us beat the bushes all round the wagon.”~The
14    2,   17|     between the great clumps of bushes, that those peaceful solitudes
15    2,   19|  branches of coralliform-shaped bushes. They all quenched their
16    3,    8|         to a low scrub of small bushes bearing little white flowers,
17    3,    8|    stream was fringed with tall bushes, or glided along sloping
18    3,    9|      pointed and bristling with bushes, projected into the uniting
19    3,   10|         the leafy screen of the bushes; on the southern side rise
20    3,   12|       for two days I hid in the bushes, to try and see you; while
21    3,   12|    silent, and glided among the bushes like shadows. Whither? Where