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1    5|      wood, by accident one a bar behind another, and so near
2   17| opposite shore. Cape becomes bar, and plain shoal, and valley
3   17|      were observed to have a bar quite across their mouths
4   17|    showing the course of the bar. Every harbor on the sea-coast,
5   17|     sea-coast, also, has its bar at its entrance. In proportion
6   17|   length, the water over the bar was deeper compared with
7   17|     thought. Also there is a bar across the entrance of our
8   17|      of elevation. When this bar is gradually increased by
9   17|      not suppose that such a bar has risen to the surface