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  1 1,4|        food. There is wood in the forest, and eggs in nests; we have
  2 1,4|      course was pursued through a forest of magnificent trees. These
  3 1,4|          slope to the edge of the forest. It was a natural staircase.
  4 1,4|       Then, from the edge of this forest to the shore extended a
  5 1,5|        grass on the border of the forest, all in vain. ~It was five
  6 1,6|          trees of the neighboring forest would supply them with eatable
  7 1,6|        Herbert and himself to the forest, where they were going to
  8 1,6|        and cut our weapons in the forest." But at the moment of starting,
  9 1,6|        the river. ~Arrived at the forest, Pencroft broke from the
 10 1,6|         needless to add that this forest, as well as the coast already
 11 1,6|           in a marshy part of the forest, a bird with a long pointed
 12 1,6|     Southern Hemisphere. But this forest was only composed of coniferae,
 13 1,6|        call resounded through the forest. This strange and sonorous
 14 1,7|        extended the border of the forest. ~At this moment, Top became
 15 1,9|      sailor were to return to the forest, renew their store of wood,
 16 1,9|    straight into the heart of the forest. There were still the same
 17 1,9|         to the marshy part of the forest, in which he had so happily
 18 1,0|     already traversed through the forest, and to return by another
 19 1,0|         the western border of the forest. The ground, till then,
 20 1,0|          was made. On leaving the forest, the mountain system of
 21 1,1|        island, forming an immense forest, other rivers ran towards
 22 1,1|         in different parts of the forest which we shall explore later,
 23 1,2|           the thick border of the forest, which began some hundred
 24 1,3|         killed in the part of the forest on the left bank of the
 25 1,3|           be very careful, as the forest probably enclosed many dangerous
 26 1,5|         They were now outside the forest, at the beginning of the
 27 1,5|          hour, on the edge of the forest, among the trees, a hut
 28 1,1|        abundantly supplied by the forest, they added several cartloads
 29 1,2|          and at the border of the forest. ~According to the sailor,
 30 1,2|        caused by the storm in the forest, that could not as yet be
 31 1,2|       several excursions into the forest, and they found that a great
 32 1,2|           banks of the Mercy, the forest, again became practicable.
 33 1,2|           say, through that thick forest which extended on the right
 34 2,1|            but the borders of the forest furnished a sufficient tribute
 35 2,1|        they were in a part of the forest near the Mercy, remarkable
 36 2,2|      projected two miles from the forest, and it thus represented
 37 2,3|       could venture into the vast forest with some chance of success. ~
 38 2,3|       trees. As they advanced the forest element diminished. On the
 39 2,3|           awoke the echoes of the forest of the Far West was provoked
 40 2,3|          name to that part of the forest." ~"A jacamar!" cried Herbert. ~
 41 2,3|         little streams. As to the forest, including Jacamar Wood,
 42 2,3|      Pencroft took the scull. The forest soon became less dense,
 43 2,3|         was pushed on through the forest, which gradually became
 44 2,4|         Harding led the way. ~The forest here was composed for the
 45 2,4|          of the river than in the forest. From time to time they
 46 2,4|           not in this part of the forest that the peccary had received
 47 2,4|           even a sandy beach. The forest reached the shore, and the
 48 2,4|          a granite base, the fine forest trees seemed to be as firmly
 49 2,4|            towards the north, the forest border was prolonged for
 50 2,4|     Reptile End. Here the seaside forest ended, and the shore resumed
 51 2,4|       Among the last trees of the forest of the Far West, the boy
 52 2,4|       supply of dry wood from the forest, which they heaped up at
 53 2,5|        beat about the edge of the forest. ~From the extremity of
 54 2,5|           between the edge of the forest and the reefs. ~Walking
 55 2,5|     master to follow him into the forest. ~"Now there's something
 56 2,5|        pines on the border of the forest. Harding and his companions
 57 2,5|           deepest recesses of the forest. It was difficult to fancy
 58 2,6|           plateau and entered the forest in order to kill some game,
 59 2,8|    accompanied his masters to the forest without showing any wish
 60 2,8|        been transplanted from the forest to Prospect Heights. Herbert
 61 2,9|          one day, had entered the forest of the Far West, on the
 62 2,1|       placed on the border of the forest at a spot where animals
 63 2,2|           who were dragged to the forest of the Far West, and there
 64 2,2|   abundance from the pines in the forest. ~The management of the
 65 2,2|         districts of the Far West forest, which abounded in game.
 66 2,3|      appeared trodden through the forest, felled trees, and everywhere
 67 2,4|          the reporter entered the forest. ~Many specimens of the
 68 2,5| contemplate, to the border of the forest, which might perhaps recall
 69 2,5|     plateau, on the border of the forest. There the experiment will
 70 2,5|      first beautiful trees of the forest, their foliage slightly
 71 2,5|      which separated him from the forest, and his legs were bent
 72 2,6|          and Herbert searched the forest in the neighborhood of Granite
 73 2,6|      perplexed how to live in the forest, abounding in game, but
 74 2,6|    separated the plateau from the forest, and bounded up the opposite
 75 2,7|          he did not return to the forest, and from that day did not
 76 2,7|        lad to ramble alone in the forest; and it was very necessary
 77 2,8|          the thickets of the vast forest, but nothing suspicious
 78 2,0|         cover of the impenetrable forest of the Serpentine Peninsula,
 79 3,6|     border of the road, the thick forest, as well as Tabor Marsh.
 80 3,6|           hands ready cocked. The forest was watched on every side.
 81 3,7|           able to disperse in the forest. Nor could they see traces
 82 3,7|         We shall have to beat the forest," said the engineer, "and
 83 3,9|          m ready to dash into the forest! Why, hang it, one man is
 84 3,9|        not allow you to enter the forest, and that they will not
 85 3,0|       appeared on the edge of the forest, at the approaches to Creek
 86 3,1|      perhaps, roaming through the forest. Moreover, the hunters would
 87 3,1|           the journey through the forest, tedious rather than difficult,
 88 3,1|           the whole length of the forest had been traversed; but
 89 3,2|          were able to search this forest thoroughly, for, as it was
 90 3,2|          neighboring parts of the forest. ~Three hours passed thus.
 91 3,2|          it issued from the dense forest, covered the clearing. Mount
 92 3,2|          the black curtain of the forest, and a white sheet of light
 93 3,3|          of the convicts into the forest, some distance from the
 94 3,4|          timbers, and planks. The forest of the Far West supplied
 95 3,4|      plateau, wild fruit from the forest, were riches upon riches,
 96 3,5|          and advanced through the forest. ~They walked at a good
 97 3,5|          seen. Not a sound in the forest. Both animals and birds,
 98 3,8|          a round trot. ~Above the forest were passing large clouds,
 99 3,9|           All this portion of the forest was on fare, and enormous
100 3,9|           then spread through the forest of the Far West. At this
101 3,9|           by a tropical heat, the forest caught fire instantaneously,
102 3,9|        The side of the devastated forest was even more barren than