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The noise of snapping and falling trunks rang thick on the air.
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I dashed along it; fortunately neither fallen trunks nor stumps impeding my progress.
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He started following the line marked by the fallen trunks.
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He hopped fallen trunks and melt-slick rocks, holding Boarstooth high.
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The fallen trunks of the trees were covered with snow and frozen to the ground.
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Sometimes they had to mount the fallen trunks and cautiously walk from one to another.
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The Moose leaped fallen trunks and low bushes.
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Progress to-day could only be accomplished by leaping our animals over the fallen trunks of trees.
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We tried to pass through the wood, but were stopped by impenetrable brushwood and fallen trunks.
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Afterward we followed a path through tall grass over fallen trunks, crossing numerous gullies and rivulets.
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The work was extremely difficult, the ground being covered with hard stumps of trees and fallen trunks.
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Those nearest swarmed over the fallen trunks, tumbling into the road and pulling the stragglers after them.
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Fifteen hundred annual layers have been counted, or satisfactorily made out, upon one or two fallen trunks.
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In front the fighting lines are half in the clay soil, half behind the shelter of fallen trunks.
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Eleanor burst into a peal of laughter and ascended the fallen trunks as if they had been stairs.
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They make their temporary habitations in hollow trees, and sometimes underneath large fallen trunks that offer suitable hollows.