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 1    1,    8|  groups to study, besides the Peak of Teneriffe, which I always
 2    1,    8|       off, yet I tell you the Peak of Teneriffe is quite visible
 3    1,    8|     that’s what they call the Peak of Teneriffe!”~“That’s the
 4    1,    8|       Teneriffe!”~“That’s the Peak.”~“It doesn’t look much
 5    1,    8|   waiting for a vessel in the Peak of Teneriffe.”~“But, I say,
 6    1,   12|      far now from the highest peak of the Cordilleras, but
 7    2,    2|        now I do see a sort of peak, but very indistinctly.”~“
 8    2,    2| eighty miles from it, for the peak of Tristan, seven thousand
 9    2,    2|      the horizon. The conical peak of Tristan looked black
10    2,    2|       embankment, the conical peak rose 7,000 feet high.~Lord
11    2,   14|    Mount Hottam, its imposing peak towering 7,500 feet high.
12    3,   13|    feet above, at the extreme peak of the mountain, freshly
13    3,   13|   nature of the mountain. The peak of Maunganamu was only one
14    3,   20|       standing on the highest peak of the island, I noticed