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 1 XII    |     leopards’ fangs. Luxuriant vegetation spread in wild profuseness
 2 XII    |        Joe found this splendid vegetation a matter of course, seeing
 3 XIII   |      which there is a vigorous vegetation. Various water-courses filter
 4 XIV    |       fertile dip of the soil, vegetation had resumed all its vigor
 5 XV     |     the luxuriance of tropical vegetation, this enthusiastic procession
 6 XVI    |     hard to find more splendid vegetation.”~“If we found the like
 7 XXIV   |  collection of a few huts; and vegetation also was disappearing. Barely
 8 XXIV   |       dead level, and the last vegetation disappearing, while, before
 9 XXV    |     such extreme luxuriance of vegetation yonder, and here, this extreme
10 XIX    | CHAPTER TWENTY-NINTH.~Signs of Vegetation.—The Fantastic Notion of
11 XIX    |       glimpse of some signs of vegetation: herbage floating on that
12 XXXIV  |        there. The last line of vegetation was speedily lost in the
13 XXXVII |      barrenness of the desert, vegetation was now resuming its empire.
14 XXXVIII|        surface of the country. Vegetation reappeared, however, along
15 XXXVIII|     called, have first brought vegetation with them, as they will
16 XLII   |        the living part of this vegetation, writhed in the destructive
17 XLIII  |        almost entirely bare of vegetation. It was made up of long