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1 1,3|         distinguish in the west confused masses which indicated an
2 1,3|      could easily distinguish a confused mass of great trees, which
3 1,2|         strewed the plain, very confused in some places. However,
4 1,5|         iron, which is found in confused masses of a deep gray color;
5 2,3|     when Herbert, pointing to a confused mass among the trees, exclaimed,-~"
6 3,3|        the settlers could see a confused mass through the morning
7 3,3|       thought? All this must be confused enough to the convicts'
8 3,3| colonists, a prey to a thousand confused thoughts, under the influence