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 1  1, 15|            I recognised magnificent rocks, hung with a tapestry of
 2  1, 15|           through a prism, flowers, rocks, plants, shells, and polypi
 3  1, 16|            an end. A wall of superb rocks, in an imposing mass, rose
 4  1, 18|            passed the outer belt of rocks by a narrow strait, found
 5  1, 19|      islands, islets, breakers, and rocks, that make its navigation
 6  1, 19|          slide like magic off these rocks. It did not follow the routes
 7  1, 19|          for ever fastened to these rocks, and then Captain Nemo's
 8  1, 23|             glade, on a pedestal of rocks roughly piled up, stood
 9  2, 3 | capriciously. Often we rounded high rocks scarped into pyramids. In
10  2, 3 |            in a picturesque heap of rocks and carpeted with all the
11  2, 4 |         aspect, surrounded by black rocks upon which its white houses
12  2, 5 |          shore, chafing against the rocks, or the panting of some
13  2, 5 |             I saw the bottom of the rocks brilliantly lit up by our
14  2, 9 |            went along, climbing the rocks, striding over extended
15  2, 9 |           aspect of those woods and rocks in this medium--their under
16  2, 9 |          waters doubled? We climbed rocks which fell directly after
17  2, 9 |          region. ~There, monumental rocks, leaning on their regularly-cut
18  2, 9 |             long grass. The massive rocks were rent with impenetrable
19  2, 9 |    cataclysms? Who had placed those rocks and stones like cromlechs
20  2, 10|          which had pushed aside the rocks with their strong roots,
21  2, 10|             nests on the top of the rocks. There were sparrow hawks,
22  2, 11|           look at these magnificent rocks, these uninhabited grottoes,
23  2, 14|             reared a superb heap of rocks. The boat was launched;
24  2, 14|          lichens lay upon the black rocks; some microscopic plants,
25  2, 14|           part of them slept on the rocks or on the sand. Amongst
26  2, 14|         began to climb the blackish rocks, amid unforeseen stumbles,
27  2, 14|       country and a chaotic heap of rocks and ice, the limits of which
28  2, 22|          waters broken on the sharp rocks at the bottom, where the