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1These singular tracts elevated above the level of cultivation are almost uninhabited.
2The whole of this country is almost uninhabited, and accordingly undisturbed.
3The region was wild in the sense that it was almost uninhabited and untilled.
4The house was a little way down the beach, and it looked almost uninhabited.
5It is a dreary and almost uninhabited wilderness, of wild ravines, and tangled under-brush.
6The resistance encountered was very slight, and the country was found to be almost uninhabited.
7Yet the places from which much of our wildlife has been disappearing fastest are almost uninhabited.
8The shores of the stream are almost uninhabited.
9Here the Venetians built their city on what had hitherto been uncultivated and almost uninhabited sand-banks.
10It was almost uninhabited in our days and it looks as if it is the same still.
11The news of the accident had already spread through that lonely and almost uninhabited region with incredible rapidity.
12Then through a dreary country, almost uninhabited, save by the beasts of the chase, they rode for Banbury.
13At that time almost uninhabited, its wild shores and hidden inlets served as places of concealment for buccaneers.
14A proud old station with tall vaults, half-dead and dimly lit, it turned out to be almost uninhabited.
15Father Theimer is kind enough to allow me to occupy his apartments in the almost uninhabited house of the Oratorian.
16After thirty years of settlement it was almost uninhabited -neglectedand overgrown with tussocks and scrub for want of use.
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