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 1 VIII|           proceeded to examine the country.~It was a very long succession
 2 VIII|         fertile flats, a very easy country for the construction of
 3 VIII|          took us by just as flat a country as the plain of Holstein.~
 4 VIII|         the ancient history of the country might be reconstructed by
 5 VIII|          on one side was the green country, on the other the sea sparkled,
 6 X   | Liedenbrock, they are all over the country. In this icy region we are
 7 X   |      fellow-countrymen, and do the country great service. If you will
 8 XII |          horseback over an unknown country made me easy to be pleased
 9 XII |         through a most interesting country! We are about to climb a
10 XII |     advancing at a rapid pace. The country was already almost a desert.
11 XII |          the poor inmates. In this country there were no roads and
12 XIII|         with water, called in this country ‘blanda.’ It is not for
13 XIII|            ground is called in the country ‘hraun’; the writhen surface
14 XIV |           We were soon in the open country, if one may give that name
15 XLIV|         hours’ walking, a charming country lay open before us, covered
16 XLIV|           and if the people of the country knew anything about thieves,
17 XLV |          with the learned of every country.~For my part I cannot agree