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1 1,6|      the plateau, either with sticks or stones. Perhaps the trees
2 1,6|      to break down with their sticks. Herbert often glided among
3 1,6|    then rose, and using their sticks like scythes, they mowed
4 1,9|       after having torn three sticks from the trunk of a young
5 1,0|     the explorers, armed with sticks, left the Chimneys. Following
6 1,2| hunters were still limited to sticks and stones, and these primitive
7 1,5|       The hunters, armed with sticks, could have killed them
8 1,6|       care. Bows, arrows, and sticks with sharp iron points were
9 2,1|      and Neb then drove their sticks underneath the animal, and