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 1    1,    6|            and massive, his forehead high, his chin very marked. His
 2    1,    8|             probably you’ll think it high enough.”~“Oh, ascend it!
 3    1,    8|             rocks three hundred feet high. The appearance of the island
 4    1,    9|            that they are eleven feet high.”~“These are all credible
 5    1,    9|           these natives are six feet high when they are sitting, and
 6    1,    9|           Mount Tarn rose 6,500 feet high. Night came~V. IV Verne
 7    1,   11|            center, and their legs in high leather boots. The mules
 8    1,   13|             never met with in such a high latitude.~“Then where can
 9    1,   15|            circular face, thin lips, high cheekbones, effeminate features,
10    1,   15|           der Brock, both eight feet high; but he caught up Spanish
11    1,   16|      turbulent rapid flowing between high red banks.~No incident of
12    1,   17|           Pampas, par excellence, so high and thick that the Indians
13    1,   17|             Glenarvan thought it was high time to interfere, for the
14    1,   18|             trees not above ten feet high, and small mimosas, which
15    1,   19|          slept standing, true to his high blood, proud in repose as
16    1,   20|          complete town, about a foot high, and resembling a truncated
17    1,   22|             vapors, generated by the high temperature of the preceding
18    1,   22|             toward the north.~It was high time, for about five miles
19    1,   22|            monstrous wave forty feet high, broke over the fugitives
20    1,   26|          sand hills two hundred feet high, which skirt the coast,
21    1,   26|          response. The wind was very high and the sea rough. The clouds
22    2,    2|         Tristan, seven thousand feet high, is visible at that distance.”~“
23    2,    2|         conical peak rose 7,000 feet high.~Lord Glenarvan was received
24    2,    3|            24 minutes longitude, the high cone of which in clear weather
25    2,    5|         Enormous breakers fifty feet high were dashing over it, and
26    2,    5|              are lost.”~“The tide is high at present, it is just possible
27    2,    5|              sandbanks. The tide was high, and no doubt there was
28    2,    6|             of creek, sheltered by a high circular point from the
29    2,    6|            line sixty to eighty feet high, which it would have been
30    2,   10|        winged creature was five feet high, and his wide, conical,
31    2,   10| metroside-ros speciosa, fifteen feet high, with long drooping branches,
32    2,   13|              trees, two hundred feet high, with tough bark five inches
33    2,   14|             peak towering 7,500 feet high. Long avenues of green trees
34    2,   14|         trees,” tall bushes ten feet high, like the dwarf palm, quite
35    2,   14|           the left, and the peaks of High Barven on the right. Winding,
36    2,   14|           troop was a male five feet high, a magnificent specimen
37    2,   15|              little shrubs four feet high, with bright red leaves
38    2,   15|           might hope to get over the high barrier within forty-eight
39    2,   15|           the pass, about 2,000 feet high. They found themselves on
40    2,   15|           suffocation, caused by the high temperature? They ran to
41    2,   16|          seen above two hundred feet high in the air. Not a bird built
42    2,   16|             gastrolobium, which grew high enough to hide a whole flock.
43    2,   18|        redoubled their violence. The high branches of the eucalyptus
44    2,   19|          jackasses, concealed in the high branches, seemed to ridicule
45    3,    4|       turning her became hopeless. A high wave caught her below, carried
46    3,    5|            The next storm, or even a high tide raised by the winds
47    3,    6|            mountain about 2,300 feet high, whose sharply defined outline
48    3,    7|      fortified camp, surrounded with high palisades. Some days after
49    3,    8|              the twilight is in this high latitude, and how quickly
50    3,    9|           this decoration. Chiefs of high position may be known by
51    3,   10|              of mountains 2,400 feet high. On the west are rocky peaks
52    3,   10|              palisades, fifteen feet high; a second line of stakes;
53    3,   13|              metal of a boiler under high pressure. It was clear the
54    3,   13|             surface stratum was very high, and a thermometer plunged
55    3,   15|             under the shelter of the high ranges, march to the coast
56    3,   15|      mountain, which rose 3,000 feet high, and then was lost in the
57    3,   15|              measured a hundred feet high, before the ramification
58    3,   15|              have been eighteen feet high. They were huge ostriches,
59    3,   20|       Theresa. The sea was mountains high, and lifeboats were useless.