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 1    1,    9|        through a series of narrow passes, between forests of beech
 2    1,   11|           them over the difficult passes of the Cordilleras, after
 3    1,   12|          are only two practicable passes that I know of in this part
 4    1,   12|           good fellow, both these passes have only one fault; they
 5    1,   12|          service to try the other passes of the Cordilleras.”~“And
 6    1,   16|       slip knot at the end, which passes through an iron ring. This
 7    1,   23|     parallel of southern latitude passes?”~“That’s Paganel’s business;
 8    1,   23|           thirty-seventh parallel passes through.”~“That’s easily
 9    2,    1|           which the 37th parallel passes, and see if we come across
10    2,   15|           out practical paths, or passes, indeed they might be called,
11    3,    8| Ngarnavahia. The “overland track” passes that point, and is rather
12    3,    9|    Auckland province. The Waikato passes through this lake and then
13    3,   15|           Hawkes’ Bay to Auckland passes. Once through that gorge,