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 1    1,    3|         stairway made of crossed trunks of trees leads up to the
 2    1,    3| bauhinias, and paullinias, whose trunks were invisible beneath a
 3    1,    6|      beams, and slightly squared trunks, which were taken to Para
 4    1,    6|          of the woodmen. The old trunks were divested of their clothing
 5    1,    6|         had not arrived when the trunks, classified according to
 6    1,    7|     sometimes twisting round the trunks, sometimes garlanding the
 7    1,    8|       jagged; yet they square up trunks, shape beams out of enormous
 8    1,    8| different way. The whole mass of trunks was symmetrically arranged
 9    1,    8|          Along the huge bank the trunks were got into place according
10    1,    8|         was entirely composed of trunks laid side by side. A little
11    1,    8|         Above this double row of trunks and beams were disposed
12    1,    9|       which little by little the trunks were being dragged from
13    1,   11|        undecided silhouettes the trunks, or rather columns, of “
14    2,   20|         of vegetable remains and trunks denuded of their foliage
15    2,   20|     crustaceans; then the smooth trunks of the paletuviers, with