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 1 1,4|     fastened together with dry creepers. A raft was thus formed,
 2 1,4|      fathoms long, made of dry creepers. This vegetable cable was
 3 1,6|       with the current; there, creepers and thorns which they had
 4 1,6|        lines were made of fine creepers, fastened one to the other,
 5 1,6|    fastened to the ends of the creepers, by way of hooks. Large
 6 1,5|       branches interlaced with creepers, and pasted over with clay,
 7 1,0|     soon made some snares with creepers, by the aid of which the
 8 2,3|    knife had never severed the creepers hanging from one trunk to
 9 2,4| through the grass, shrubs, and creepers, they marched axe in hand,
10 2,4|      step by bushes, caught by creepers, barred by trunks of trees,
11 2,4|        bushes to cut down, and creepers to chop away, they were
12 2,5|    passed that way. Shrubs and creepers were uninjured, and they
13 2,8|       of veranda, covered with creepers, which Neb had made with
14 3,1|       quantity of branches and creepers, which would at some distance
15 3,3|   screen of green branches and creepers hiding the windows of Granite
16 3,1|    necessary to cut away a few creepers and bushes, but no serious