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...from the sides of the neighbouring inountaina by an earthquake, or perhaps by their own unsuppported weight and hurled down into the plains below. They...valley, and in some places contract the road to a very narrowspace. A few firs and cypresses scattered in the intervals, or sometimes rising out of the crevices...

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...over it in terrible majesty." In a note he adds : — " Amid these wilds the traveller cannot fail to notice a vast tract called the Slavini di Marco, covered with frayments of rock torn from the sides of the neighbouring mountains by an earthquake, or perhaps by...