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 1    1,    8|      It doesn’t look much of a height.”~“It is 11,000 feet, though,
 2    1,    9|       Sarmiento, towering to a height of 6,000 feet, an enormous
 3    1,   12|        reached, for their mean height is between eleven and twelve
 4    1,   12|  resumed. They had a frightful height to climb yet to gain the
 5    1,   14|     two miles up. Between that height and the ground is where
 6    1,   15|        He was over six feet in height. His bronzed face was red
 7    1,   22|        Verne around. His great height gave him a commanding view
 8    1,   23|  billow.~This OMBU measured in height a hundred feet, and covered
 9    1,   23|  having apparently reached its height. This was reassuring.~“And
10    1,   24|       have reached its maximum height; but the violence with which
11    1,   25|  douche baths. No. At the very height of this struggle of the
12    1,   25| sometimes rose to a prodigious height, and seemed almost lost
13    2,    5|      it, and the fact of their height showed John there must be
14    2,    7| broad-shouldered and of middle height, and though his features
15    2,   12|   drawn himself up to his full height, and put on a solemn voice
16    2,   13|       hundreds. At an enormous height they spread out in chaplets
17    2,   13|       the trees, but at such a height they could scarcely be distinguished,
18    2,   14|       of mountains of moderate height, the undulating line of
19    2,   15|      pierced the clouds at the height of 4,000 feet.~The cloudy
20    2,   15|        measured thirty feet in height. Horses and riders passed
21    2,   16| several times to ascertain the height of the water, and came back
22    3,    2|      These savages were middle height, of brown or yellow complexion,
23    3,    4|    mist, but at a considerable height. A slight swell still agitated
24    3,   12|        Soon they had reached a height of 500 feet above Lake Taupo,
25    3,   15|   summit rose on the left to a height of 3,700 feet, the journey