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The unused waters of the West are found mainly in large rivers.
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There are many small streams in the path, and three large rivers.
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Here are many large rivers, besides a vast number of delightful springs.
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The face of the country always changes in the vicinity of large rivers.
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This plan is most generally followed in the case of large rivers like
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There are three large rivers-theRhine, the Meuse, and the Scheldt.
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The unobstructed navigation of our large rivers is of equal importance.
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He also names the large rivers that flow into these seas.
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Fish and flour go together as bye-products of nearly all our large rivers.
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It has innumerable streams, varying from tiny rills to large rivers.
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How are we then to suppose that there are large rivers?
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The run in the Sound is much more irregular than in the large rivers.
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They here heard of the Tamunacle and other large rivers flowing into the lake.
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Many springs make many rivulets; many rivulets make large rivers.
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That is the way of the large rivers, whose ice is free and floating.
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But soon there were steam-boats on all the large rivers.
