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 1 VIII |     left bank was a chain of mountains extending out of sight.~“
 2 IX   |     to the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Here and there were many
 3 IX   |   they had crossed the Black Mountains covered with pines and cedars,
 4 X    |  appear. They were the Rocky Mountains.~For the first time that
 5 X    |    feet, and behind her were mountains covered with perpetual snow.~
 6 X    |  this country encircled with mountains must be the district declared
 7 X    |   name of a park—a park with mountains for hills, with lakes for
 8 X    |  daring passage of the Rocky Mountains, which the “Albatross” approached
 9 XI   |    to hinder her passage, no mountains against which there was
10 XII  |      Then, avoiding the Lung Mountains, they passed over the valley
11 XII  |     grouping of the chaos of mountains! Everywhere were brilliant
12 XIII |      no rocks ahead, for the mountains marked on the map are of
13 XV   |      after clearing the Tell Mountains, she saw the rising of the
14 XV   |       Albatross” crossed the mountains of northern Guinea, between
15 XV   | confused outline of the Kong mountains in the kingdom of Dahomey.~
16 XVI  |      black clouds, massed in mountains, on their upper surface,
17 XVI  |     the southern day! Rugged mountains, peaks eternally capped
18 XVII |   Albatross” could clear the mountains of ice accumulated on the
19 XVII |   the ocean as she could the mountains of earth on the polar continent—
20 XVIII|    distinguish the hills and mountains from the icebergs and floes?~
21 XVIII|     it was not unlikely that mountains did exist in these antarctic
22 XVIII|     two volcanos of the Ross Mountains—Erebus and Terror. Was the “