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 1    1,    1|     woodman as he strikes the branches of the trees, nor the sharp
 2    1,    2|  sunbeam shooting between the branches just glinted on the case,
 3    1,    2|     get away too fast, in the branches he could get away too far.
 4    1,    2|  prehensile tail to the first branches, which stretched away horizontally
 5    1,    2|    the point where the higher branches just bent beneath its weight,
 6    1,    5|        Such are the principal branches above the village of Iquitos.
 7    1,    6|     themselves into the upper branches, sawing off the heavier
 8    1,    7|       halo made of the dainty branches of green velvet and the
 9    1,    7|   each other along the higher branches. Here and there a few cones
10    1,    7|      sometimes garlanding the branches, here jumping form a dragon-tree
11    1,    7|      palms, “baccabas,” whose branches have been appropriately
12    1,    7|   trees and clamber up to the branches encircled by the cipo so
13    1,    7|       curled round its higher branches, moving away to the other
14    1,    7| together by their interlacing branches, crossed the stream. The
15    1,    7|       cipo which, lost in the branches of a high ficus, was agitated
16    1,   18|      disporting in the higher branches, and the birds admiring
17    2,    1|     parasol above its gnarled branches.~The private houses have
18    2,    1|        others with interlaced branches of the palm-tree, and with
19    2,   20|    divided into two important branches, which flowed off toward
20    2,   20|   entanglement, it grazed the branches of the mangliers, whose