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1 XIII |       green, belonging to tropical vegetation, kept up by a low dense
2 XIII | appearances be simply phenomena of vegetation?”~“What do you mean?” asked
3 XIII |        placed?”~“You stick to your vegetation, then?” said Barbicane.~“
4 XIII |     consequently, the phenomena of vegetation of which you speak cannot
5 XIII |         was there an appearance of vegetation. Of the three kingdoms which
6 XVII |            cracks. But no trace of vegetation, no appearance of cities;
7 XVIII|        supply of water restricted, vegetation, sudden alternations of
8 XVIII|            heat, and central heat, vegetation took possession of the continents
9 XVIII|            by the disappearance of vegetation. Soon the atmosphere was