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 1  1, 16|       seemed covered with sharp blocks, difficult to avoid. The
 2  1, 16|   before us, a heap of gigantic blocks, an enormous, steep granite
 3  2, 4 |       brilliant coral and large blocks of rock clothed with a splendid
 4  2, 10|       architecture. Between the blocks of basalt wound long streams
 5  2, 13|       bank. Accordingly, larger blocks soon appeared, whose brilliancy
 6  2, 13|         entangled with confused blocks. Here and there sharp points
 7  2, 15|      has happened; one of these blocks, as it fell, struck the
 8  2, 15|     voltaic rays upon the great blocks so capriciously cut; upon
 9  2, 15| submarine tunnel, obstructed by blocks, was not very easy navigation.
10  2, 16|    matter vigorously, and large blocks were detached from the mass.
11  2, 16|         specific gravity, these blocks, lighter than water, fled,
12  2, 20|         heaped up those erratic blocks which are carried along