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 1 XII   |      a vast planisphere; the fields had the appearance of patterns
 2 XII   | swept along above cultivated fields of tobacco, maize, and barley,
 3 XIII  |      upon whose summits vast fields of snow surprised the gaze;
 4 XV    |      spaces for the markets; fields of cannabis and datura;
 5 XVIII | place numerous villages, and fields of white Indian corn, doura,
 6 XXII  |     clearing, where, between fields of Indian-corn and sugar-cane,
 7 XIX   |      seen to be covered with fields of rice and of arachides.~
 8 XXX   |     herbaceous plants of its fields of cotton and indigo trees.
 9 XXXVII|     raised in the cultivated fields, upon small scaffoldings
10 XXXVII|       I crossed the ploughed fields; I leaped the hedges; I
11 XLIX  |    sometimes extremely bare; fields of maize succeeded by wide
12 XL    |      immense shadow over the fields. It was composed of numberless
13 XL    |   entirely stripped, and the fields as bare as though they had