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...of every person who has seen it. Before any step could be taken in its erection, it was necessary to cut several thousand trees to obtain a passage through...return, and to discover, in the gorges, the places where the piles of wood had been established. M. Rupp was himself obliged, more than once, to be suspended...

...of every person who has seen it. Before any step could be taken in its erection, if was necessary to cut several thousand trees to obtain a passage through...return, and to discover, in the gorges, the places where the piles of wood had been established. M. Rupp was himself obliged, more than once, to be suspended...