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 1 1,0|            Between these were narrow valleys, bristling with trees, the
 2 1,1|         eruptive matter to the lower valleys which furrowed the northern
 3 1,1|          verdure, the hollows of the valleys, and the interior of the
 4 3,1|              wilderness of spurs and valleys which supported three quarters
 5 3,3| ramifications, formed a labyrinth of valleys and elevations. It was evident
 6 3,3|             was the formation of the valleys that Cyrus Harding was obliged
 7 3,3|           seen that, of the numerous valleys branching off at the base
 8 3,3|             these three well-watered valleys, either might have served
 9 3,3|          base composed solely of two valleys, wide, not very deep, without
10 3,3|            flow of water towards the valleys which we are exploring just
11 3,9|             of volcanic tufa. In the valleys of the Falls and Mercy rivers