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 1 XI    |          he learnt that the Danish mile was 24,000 feet long, he
 2 XII   |          desert? In the first half mile we had not seen one farmer
 3 XII   |       aolkirkja of Brantär and one mile farther on, to Saurboër ‘
 4 XIII  |            hamlet of Alftanes, one mile beyond.~That evening, after
 5 XIII  |          19th of June, for about a mile, that is an Icelandic mile,
 6 XIII  |         mile, that is an Icelandic mile, we walked upon hardened
 7 XIX   | development of the pointed arch. A mile farther we had to bow or
 8 XIX   |            scarcely a quarter of a mile down.~My uncle said it was
 9 XXIII |           In an hour we had gone a mile and a quarter, and descended
10 XXXI  |           I am sure of not being a mile out of my reckoning.”~“And
11 XXXVII|          the Liedenbrock sea for a mile when we observed a sudden
12 XXXIX |    shadowless man.~After walking a mile we reached the outskirts
13 XXXIX |         distance of a quarter of a mile, leaning against the trunk