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1    1,    6|       like the filatures of a twisted column, whose head expands
2    1,    7|    liana of the “cipos” kind, twisted round a gigantic sensitive
3    1,    7|      or ficuses, capriciously twisted like centenarian olive-trees,
4    1,    7|  jumble of knots, among which twisted the liana in the middle
5    1,    7| verdure, over which the liana twisted like a serpent, they climbed
6    2,   14| balance. He jumped about, and twisted about, and wrestled about