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 1    1,   13|        of the giant of the Swiss Alps, not one of the travelers
 2    2,   15| southeast. It was the Australian Alps, a vast fortification, the
 3    2,   15|         first steps of the great Alps. From this time their course
 4    2,   15|        camped at the foot of the Alps, on the banks of the creek
 5    2,   15|         darkness. “The very name Alps gives plenty of room for
 6    2,   15|     Grampians, the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Blue Mountains, as
 7    2,   15|            Then these Australian Alps,” said Lord Glenarvan, “
 8    2,   15|       the ravens.~The Australian Alps are of no great thickness,
 9    2,   15|          as if this chain of the Alps separated two different
10    2,   15|      down the last slopes of the Alps, among great isolated pines.
11    2,   15|      Gippsland. The chain of the Alps was safely passed, and the
12    2,   15|       the foot of the Australian Alps were level, but slightly
13    2,   17|    lurking about the foot of the Alps.”~“That is probably the
14    2,   19|          slope of the Australian Alps poured its liquid masses