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 1 XIV    |  fifteen hundred feet above the level of the sea. The doctor was,
 2 XIV    |      had been calculated at the level of the sea; and, as the
 3 XVIII  |    height of the lake above the level of the sea, as it had been
 4 XXI    |        of Kennedy and Joe, on a level with the very branch to
 5 XXIV   |    eight hundred feet above the level of the sea. This circumstance
 6 XXIV   |   gradually melting to the dead level, and the last vegetation
 7 XXVI   |  companions understood him. The level of the soil at that point
 8 XXVI   |     point corresponded with the level of the sea, and, consequently,
 9 XXVI   |         the gaze. This unbroken level discouraged the beholder,
10 XXXIV  |         so recently stretched a level plain as far as the eye
11 XXXIV  |    which had looked so flat and level when they were coming, now
12 XXXVIII| eighteen hundred feet above the level of the sea, sloped down
13 XLI    |         car was still below the level of certain broken masses
14 XLI    |        The car just touched the level of this plane, which happened