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1 1,5|     of grass, leaves, and dry moss were placed under the fagots
2 1,5|     and poked it in among the moss. Taking a small, rough stone,
3 1,5|     caught fire, and then the moss. ~A minute later the dry
4 1,9|       work. He found some dry moss, and by striking together
5 1,9| obtained some sparks, but the moss, not being inflammable enough,
6 1,0|   solar rays on some very dry moss, soon caused it to blaze. ~
7 1,0|       be made by means of the moss and dry brushwood, which
8 1,3|     themselves with spreading moss and dry leaves on the sand
9 2,3|    the axe were velveted with moss, and the grass grew long