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1    1,    5|    and Bonpland completed the valuable work of La Condamine, and
2    1,    8|  reasons for causing it to be valuable, and making it even an article
3    1,    8|   These hangings were made of valuable bark, that of the “tuturis,”
4    2,   16| occasion would have been most valuable. Discreet and devoted, his
5    2,   20|    store-rooms which held the valuable cargo, would be gradually