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 1      I,  VIII |    low bank at the foot of a cliff of moderate height. Mrs
 2      I,  XV   |    Bathurst, and to see some cliff’s on that part of the coast
 3      I,  XV   |      reached the foot of the cliff, and Petersen, Hope, and
 4      I,  XV   |       proceeded to climb the cliff, the summit of which they
 5      I,  XV   |     extent, while behind the cliff, from “Walruses’ Bay” to
 6      I,  XVII |      acres hidden behind the cliff of the cape, had been prepared
 7      I,  XVIII|    between the house and the cliff never ceased for a moment,
 8      I,  XVIII| corner of the house with the cliff, had partly protected the
 9      I,  XXII |      and large pieces of the cliff had been flung upon the
10      I,  XXII | waved from the summit of the cliff, and could be seen at a
11     II,  IV   |      continent, not a single cliff, even the volcano on the
12     II,  VI   |   true, but protected by the cliff he had not as yet actually
13     II,  XV   |     delicate ice-flowers. No cliff, however strangely distorted,