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 1 1,3|           tree appeared. It was a flat tableland like that above
 2 1,4|     web-footed species with long, flat, pointed beaks-a clamorous
 3 1,4|          There the shore was low, flat, without cliffs, and with
 4 1,5|        supper-an easy task. Large flat stones were placed on the
 5 1,5|      before in all my life!" ~The flat stones made a capital fireplace.
 6 1,6|       bank, the ground, which was flat and marshy, rose imperceptibly
 7 1,7|         that it was comparatively flat, for the wind passed completely
 8 1,7|        They were following a very flat shore bounded by a reef
 9 1,3|        the fire he cut two little flat rulers, which he joined
10 1,4|          The engineer then took a flat stone which he had brought
11 2,1|         be seen, which was small, flat, but widened behind by the
12 2,9|     island the shore became again flat and sandy. A few trees here
13 3,4|    phenomenon is explained by the flat conformation of the territories
14 3,9| terminated as it was by a sort of flat table which replaced the
15 3,9|          sides of the creek being flat, met with no obstacle. The