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1 1,2|       and gigantic gum-trees. Superb lilacs rose to a height
2 1,1|   midst of those gigantic and superb coniferae now sprinkled
3 2,1|     the ground, some of those superb coniferae, to which, in
4 2,1|       said nothing about the "superb specimen of a chelonian"
5 2,1|  where they had left it. The "superb specimen of a chelonian"
6 2,1|       have liked to keep this superb bird, as its wound would
7 2,8| beasts. Herbert's courage was superb, and the reporter's sang-froid
8 2,9|       took photographs of the superb scenery. ~About noon the "
9 3,2|     them to conclude that the superb vegetation found a heat