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 1      I,  XV  |        natural defences such as cliffs or downs? What was it, in
 2      I,  XV  |       variegated obsidian. Tall cliffs, rising some two hundred
 3      I,  XV  |      they were concealed by the cliffs on the Cape Bathurst side,
 4      I,  XX  |       Indeed, above the western cliffs beyond Walruses’ Bay the
 5      I,  XXII| considerably depressed, but the cliffs on the west were too far
 6      I,  XXII|         altered the form of the cliffs, which were much depressed;
 7     II,  I   |       away, with its woods, its cliffs, its promontories, its inland
 8     II,  III |   noticed no change; the abrupt cliffs covered with earth and sand
 9     II,  XII |         bay hollowed out of the cliffs of Cape Michael was partly
10     II,  XII |         bay hollowed out of the cliffs of Cape Michael was partly
11     II,  XV  |      too near to these beetling cliffs, the solidity of which was