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 1    1,   12|        there was not the slightest trace of any beaten path. The
 2    1,   12|          cacti. At 11,000 feet all trace of vegetation had disappeared.
 3    2,    1|        which there is not a single trace in either of the three documents.”~“
 4    2,    2|            coming across the least trace of the BRITANNIA. The only
 5    2,    6| exploration came to nothing. Not a trace of the shipwreck could be
 6    2,   11|          may have felt, allowed no trace of it to appear on his features.
 7    2,   19|    circumstances so favorable. All trace of Captain Grant and his
 8    3,    1|         search in that quarter—all trace of the wreck escaped them
 9    3,    1|        still.~As to the DUNCAN, no trace either. All that part of
10    3,    1|       Zealand.”~“Why! have you any trace?” asked John, eagerly. “
11    3,    4|        then the hold. But found no trace of Will Halley nor his sailors.~“
12    3,    8|          was quite deserted; not a trace of natives, nor any track
13    3,   14|           Zealand, and on it could trace out the best roads.~After
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