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 1 XII   |         best cultivated and most fertile country in the world instead
 2 XIV   |          an hour’s journey, in a fertile dip of the soil, vegetation
 3 XV    |          above all the rest, the fertile and magnificent garden-spot
 4 XVI   |         hour; the undulating and fertile plains of Mfuto were passing
 5 XVI   |         we are now passing, more fertile, richer, and fuller of vitality
 6 XVIII |  numerous hills, in the midst of fertile plains.~“We are not ninety
 7 XXVIII|         can’t be far from a more fertile country.”~“It don’t prove
 8 XIX   |    winding valleys, numerous and fertile, with their tangled thickets
 9 XLIX  | character, sometimes luxuriantly fertile, and sometimes extremely
10 XLIII |          bank, which was low and fertile, offered a sure refuge,