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| Interesting words in this document: |
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| A rampike is an erect broken or dead tree. |
| Eyrie is an alternate spelling for Aerie. |
| Tetter is a generic name for a number of skin diseases, |
| such as eczema, psoriasis, or herpes, characterized by |
| eruptions and itching. |
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