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1      I,  IV  | entirely of poplar, pine, and birch. The islets on the lake
2      I,  XII |  would supply plenty of pine, birch, and other woods for the
3      I,  XIV |     There were also the dwarf birch, a shrub about two feet
4     II,  III | planted branches of willow or birch to serve as landmarks for
5     II,  IV  |      The thickets of pine and birch, massed a little behind
6     II,  VIII|    hill crowned by a clump of birch trees and a few shrubs afforded
7     II,  XIX |   forth. The arbutus, willow, birch, fir, and pine trees were
8     II,  XX  |      changed. A few groups of birch trees and thickets of firs