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1 1,4| trees sprang up clusters of firs, whose opaque open parasol
2 1,6|    of America, and splendid firs, measuring a hundred and
3 1,0|    foot of a large group of firs, near a little stream which
4 1,2|    in the part at which the firs predominated, had disappeared
5 2,3|    shade of great evergreen firs. ~The aspect of the banks
6 2,4| There were deodars, Douglas firs, casuarinas, gum trees,
7 2,2|   the forests in which dark firs contrasted with the young
8 2,4|     the shade of a clump of firs. ~"I should think that we
9 3,1|    ground. Deodars, Douglas firs, casuarinas, banksias, gum-trees,