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On the banks of the Rio Negro, about five and twenty leagues from Carmen, stood the tolderia, or village of the Pass of the Guanacos.
This tolderia, a simple temporary encampment, like all the Indian villages, whose nomadic manners do not agree with fixed settlements, was composed of about one hundred _chozas_, or cabins irregularly grouped one after the other.