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1    1,    2|      to the point where the higher branches just bent beneath
2    1,    7|     which flew about in the higher foliage, for the finest
3    1,    7| chased each other along the higher branches. Here and there
4    1,    7|  the liana curled round its higher branches, moving away to
5    1,    8|    between the mean and the higher level the height of the
6    1,    9|   water had reached a level higher than that of the night before—
7    1,   18|   monkeys disporting in the higher branches, and the birds
8    1,   18| birds fluttered between the higher clusters, which shook with