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...Andes in South America, and leaving room .therefore on the other side for wide plains of table-land, and for rivers with a sufficient length of course...running out at regular distances parallel to each other, Inn others twisted so strangely that they often run for a long way parallel to the back-bone, or main...

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...Andes of South America, and leaving room, therefore, on the other side for wide plains of table-land, and for rivers with a sufficient length of course...that they often run for a long way parallel to the back bone, or main ridge, and interlace with one another in a maze almost inextricable.' As if to complete...

...therefore on the other side for wide plains of table-land, and for rivers with a sufficient leugth of course to become at last great and navigable. It is a back -bone, thickly set with spines of unequal length, some of them running out at regular distances...

...the Andes in South America, leaving room, therefore, on the other side for wide plains of table-land, and for rivers with a sufficient length of course...backbone thickly set with spines of unequal length, interlacing with each other in a maze almost inextricable. Speaking generally then, Italy is made up...

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...position of Italy. We cannot, however, refrain from extracting a brief portion of it:— " It is n back-bone thickly set with spines of unequal length,...back-bone, or main ridge, and interlace with one another iu a maze almost inextricable. And as if to complete the disorder in those spots where the spines of...

...in South America, and leaving room, therefore, on the other side for wide plains of table-land, and rivers with a sufficient length of course to become...unequal length, some of them running out at regular distance» parallel to each other, but others twisted во strangely, that they often run for a long...