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 1        I,  I   |  at nine o’clock, upon the cliff at a spot about a mile and
 2        I,  II  |    along the summit of the cliff; altogether being in no
 3        I,  III |  pipe upon the edge of the cliff. The shades of night were
 4        I,  V   |  the rugged outline of the cliff was the same as heretofore,
 5        I,  V   |  footpath leading from the cliff towards the Shelif, they
 6        I,  VII |  he mounted guard upon the cliff— but all in vain. Not a
 7        I,  VII |  Zoof at his post upon the cliff. Now, he thought, there
 8        I,  VIII| abandon his watch from the cliff. To withstand the vertical
 9        I,  VIII|  the exposed summit of the cliff.~Meanwhile, Servadac was
10        I,  IX  |  his way to the top of the cliff. It was quite true that
11        I,  XII |    gain a footing upon the cliff. What resources could they
12        I,  XII |    in the towering wall of cliff, which seemed about to topple
13        I,  XII |   of being hurled upon the cliff, when a ringing shout was
14        I,  XV  |    a bluff and precipitous cliff, in its geological features
15        I,  XVI |   that the massive wall of cliff had been rent from the top
16        I,  XVI | reaching the summit of the cliff.~Eagerly and anxiously did