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1    1,    5|  Bolivia, and descend form the mountains of Titicaca, have to prove
2    1,    5|      valley surrounded by high mountains which border its banks,
3    1,   15|     from the east of the Pasto Mountains to the northeast of Quito,
4    1,   16|       from afar, and it is the mountains of the republic of Ecuador
5    1,   19| surrounded by a circle of high mountains, differs considerably from
6    1,   19|        to the very tops of the mountains, but also for the smugglers
7    2,    1|  Popayan, on the flanks of the mountains which separate Brazil from
8    2,   20|     faint summits of veritable mountains vandyked across the distant