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 1 3 |       entire world animated the woods through which we passed.
 2 3 |        led more steeply upward. Woods and marshes alternated,
 3 3 |        will be plentiful in the woods and gorges of the lower
 4 11|   gorges reaching up toward the woods, two or three hundred feet.~
 5 11|      our carriage reached these woods. There was still daylight
 6 11|      drew up to the edge of the woods.~“No, Mr. Strock,” said
 7 11|      the carriage deeper in the woods, where there will be no
 8 11|     have already explored these woods thoroughly. Five or six
 9 11|     proceeded through the heavy woods. The tall pines, the stalwart
10 11|       the farther border of the woods; and before us stretched
11 12|    resolve upon a return to the woods.~At that moment our attention
12 12|         ravines rose toward the woods above. Several niches in
13 12|   onward toward the edge of the woods, guiding their steps by
14 12|   continued on their way to the woods, and were gathering sticks
15 12| remounted the ravine toward the woods. When they were safely beyond
16 12|       since the men reached the woods, and we expected their return
17 12|       have been detained in the woods. Something had barred their
18 12|       were police hidden in the woods. They realized that they
19 13|     since our hasty meal in the woods, even if that had been the