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1        I,  V    |             disappeared across the trees and hedges with a series
2        I,  V    |          carpeted the soil, whilst trees formed a charming framework
3        I,  V    |        across the country. Hedges, trees, and streams were cleared
4        I,  VI   |           furrowed the fields, and trees, half uprooted, overhung
5        I,  VIII |            sap rose rapidly in the trees, so that in the course of
6        I,  XVIII|            of coal there was none; trees and shrubs were few in number,
7        I,  XVIII| considerably above the tops of the trees. What followed was irresistibly
8        I,  XX   |            of felling the numerous trees that were scattered over