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last night, yet, 
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the river came, or in what direction it flowed onwards to its mouth. f 
For six miles we followe 
other variet 
agen rice 
| broader than the back of my sabre. These extraordinary 
‘ing plants seem to seek the wildest and most unfrequented 
inge of mountains traversed to-day is the same we have 
r some days, and is a continuation ig of Mount Gra- 
h turns sharply westward from Turnbull’s peak, carrying 
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if 
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e ck is an isolated peak of red sandstone thar es: every 
en of having once formed the table land, and being ade ; 
- tha surrounding surface, ing withstood the abrasion of : 
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» ee The uplands. covered as usual with mezquite, chimaza, ephy« 
. the shrub with the edible nut, and cactus, of this a new and be 
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