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 1 1,3|      grew thicker above, but cleared away below. Soon the isle
 2 1,7|  they reckoned that they had cleared about five miles. The clouds
 3 1,2|      Heights. Two miles were cleared in this direction, and then,
 4 1,7|   water rushed must first be cleared, and the level lowered by
 5 1,0| succeed. ~The weather having cleared, the settlers climbed the
 6 1,0|    midday sun. The place was cleared, carefully weeded, and searched
 7 2,1|       This point can only be cleared up later. As to what they
 8 2,8| About this time the settlers cleared three acres of the plateau,
 9 2,2|  found among the slain; they cleared the place of the bodies
10 3,4|    doubtless never have been cleared away if, on the 30th of
11 3,9|      the five miles had been cleared, without any incident having
12 3,1|    when the island should be cleared of these miscreants, they
13 3,2|      had been already partly cleared in their former excursions
14 3,5|   half-a-mile must have been cleared from the mouth of the cave,
15 3,8|   with electricity, was only cleared by violent storms. It was