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1 XI  |      them to do so, they plucked leaves of all the different trees
2 XVII|         surrounded with aromatic leaves, were placed in this extempore
3 XVII|       the savory mess upon green leaves, and arranged his dinner
4 XIX |        rose above the mass, with leaves fifteen feet in length upon
5 XIX | papaw-tree, with its palm-shaped leaves; the sterculier, which produces
6 XXXV|       that bore reptiles for its leaves and fruit. And all this
7 XXXV|         body; and, chewing a few leaves, he set forth resolutely,
8 XLII|        slightest rustling of the leaves.~He was in that mood which