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 1    1,   20|     and resembling a truncated cone in shape. The flamingos
 2    1,   25|        forming in the south— a cone of thick mists, but with
 3    2,    3|    minutes longitude, the high cone of which in clear weather
 4    3,   13| inclosure on the summit of the cone.~“The tomb of Kara-Tete!”
 5    3,   13|       up the steep path to the cone, and went toward the tomb.
 6    3,   13|       fancy for staying on the cone. When Providence points
 7    3,   14|       lava streams? The entire cone might be engulfed. It was
 8    3,   14| natural crater hollowed in the cone, and by its own weight prevented
 9    3,   14|     the lower valleys.~All the cone trembled as if it was about
10    3,   14|    then in the envelope of the cone, because the safety valve
11    3,   14|   which lay at the foot of the cone, were charred by the fire.