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 1  1, 3 |    bring back less than half a yard of his ivory halberd to
 2  1, 6 |        blackish body emerged a yard above the waves. Its tail,
 3  1, 13|    specimens of which attain a yard in length; Japanese salamanders,
 4  1, 19|        still a difference of a yard and a half between the level
 5  2, 3 |      it was little more than a yard deep, and this spot was
 6  2, 16|      raised a block of ice one yard thick, on the marked surface,
 7  2, 16|        the night a new block a yard square was carried away,
 8  2, 16| evening the trench was dug one yard deeper. When I returned
 9  2, 16|    work in beginning the fifth yard. The side walls and the
10  2, 16|      of ice, which was not one yard thick, and which the sounding