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1 XII    |  for its fertility. Narrow, winding paths plunged in beneath
2 XVI    |  Lake Tanganayika, was seen winding between heavy thickets of
3 XVII   |      and soon an elongated, winding shape was seen rising above
4 XVIII  |    between them, a deep and winding gorge gave exit to a turbulent
5 XXI    |   seen rising on all sides, winding along the boughs like reptiles,
6 XIX    |    of mountains. There were winding valleys, numerous and fertile,
7 XXXVIII|     file of animals and men winding across the open desert, “
8 XLIX   | merchandise from Jenne were winding in under the noble trees.
9 XLIX   |     the desert, resumed the winding course of the river, and,