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 1 V    |   sink in the west behind the trees in the park. The rays streaming
 2 V    |     center of a wide clump of trees, whose summits were just
 3 V    |       of the moon. Beyond the trees was a very large clearing—
 4 V    | leaping across from under the trees, two onto Uncle Prudent,
 5 VI   |     resinous odor of the park trees. While now, when I take
 6 VI   |      Nothing.”~“What? Not any trees?”~“No.”~“Not even the top
 7 VIII |      the storm which tears up trees by the roots. It is the
 8 X    |       were clothed with green trees, pines and larches, and
 9 XV   |      green hills covered with trees and shrubs there succeeded
10 XV   |     plains clothed with giant trees, immense fields of manioc,
11 XV   |   cardinals swarmed among the trees.~The engineer, leaning over
12 XV   |      the impenetrable roof of trees. This was doubtless due
13 XV   |      a group of wide-branched trees. Before him stood his male
14 XV   |    taken. They fled under the trees, while the prisoners ran
15 XVIII|   whirlwinds that root up the trees, carry off roofs, and blow
16 XIX  |      several winding valleys; trees of different kinds; and
17 XXI  |      the park, even under the trees and brushwood. Nothing!
18 XXIII|     empty of gas, fell on the trees of the clearing and hung