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 1      I,  V   |  fine days came at last. The green carpet of the hills began
 2      I,  V   |  these Polar regions and the green prairies of Australia! You
 3      I,  VI  |     patches of stunted light green vegetation. A few gaunt
 4      I,  VIII|   Fort Confidence, framed in green pines. The flag of the Company
 5      I,  XI  |    the sea were crowned with green trees, amongst which the
 6      I,  XIV |  yellowish leaves which turn green in the autumn. These trees
 7      I,  XV  | other kinds of felspar, red, green, and blue, were sprinkled
 8     II,  IV  |      and tinged with blue or green, according as they are struck
 9     II,  XV  |       Jasper-like ribbons of green and blue alternated with
10     II,  XV  |      mosses tinged with pale green the slopes under the direct
11     II,  XIX | already changed from blue to green, as the great navigator
12     II,  XIX |      food, and abound in the green waters. Now and then floating