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 1 XV    |   dangling to them disks of wood and plates of gum copal.
 2 XVII  |  resumed his run toward the wood with all his speed; he shook
 3 XVII  | rushing headlong toward the wood, when the animal received
 4 XVII  | this he filled with the dry wood that was so abundantly scattered
 5 XX    |    concentric layers of the wood disclosed an age of more
 6 XXX   | between a marsh and a thick wood being the only channel of
 7 XXXIII|   hung over a fire of green wood. When they seemed in good
 8 XXXV  |   for himself; not a log of wood or a branch to buoy him
 9 XXXVII|   to the edge of a very big wood. There I saw a fenced-in
10 XLII  |    the crackling of the dry wood mingled with the hissing