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 1 1,3|    destitute of any sort of vegetation. The ground, very unequal
 2 1,3|     stones and destitute of vegetation, attached to a more important
 3 1,3|  which was destitute of all vegetation, and was of a very wild
 4 1,0|   There appeared to be less vegetation on that side of the mountain
 5 1,1| strongly with the luxuriant vegetation of the rest of the island. ~
 6 1,6|   with thick grass. But the vegetation did not extend far, and
 7 1,6|  stopped at this point, and vegetation would be less vigorous in
 8 1,1| parts of South America. The vegetation will follow the human emigration.
 9 2,2|     out there. There was no vegetation on this sharp promontory,
10 2,4|     soil, but the luxuriant vegetation of which indicated it to
11 3,2|    conclude that the superb vegetation found a heat in this soil,
12 3,2|   to admire the magnificent vegetation. They knew already that
13 3,3|   without any appearance of vegetation, strewn with masses of rock,