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| This was the ultimate belief on which all the systems elaborated by human thought in almost all their ramifications rested. In their ramifications and doublings back upon themselves they made a compact network, having in size and shape an amazing resemblance to the human figure. The vegetation in these valleys is much more abundant than near the coast; in fact, it is these fertile intervals, locked up between rocky sierras, or scooped out from barren wastes, that population must extend itself, as it were, in veins and ramifications, if ever the regions beyond the mountains should become civilized. |
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