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1 XIII|          fertile plains succeeded a region of forests. There perfumes
2 XIII|       stirrups, “here we are at the region of pines!”~“Yes! and of
3 VII |         upper border of the moon, a region more suitable for landing.~
4 XIII|             thus, according to each region, there reigns a perpetual
5 XIII|         level of the sea. The whole region was bristling with spikes
6 XVII|          only ones met with in this region of circles. Comparatively
7 XVII|          They were moving over this region as if they had been borne
8 XVII|       lastly, in the canter of this region of crevasses, the most splendid
9 XVII| disagreeable fact: for this strange region would have been marvelous