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 1 1,3|       it was joined by a long slope to a hill, whose massive
 2 1,3|     cliff descended by a long slope of conglomerated rocks till
 3 1,4|  rocks, died away in a gentle slope to the edge of the forest.
 4 1,0|      afterwards, had a gentle slope, which ascended from the
 5 1,0| ascend by zigzags to make the slope more easy, for it was very
 6 1,0|   slid under their feet. ~The slope often presented such an
 7 1,0|     stop. From this point the slope of the two cones became
 8 1,0|    parts of the mountain. The slope, being inclined almost seventy
 9 1,6|       companions to climb the slope, and to return to the Chimneys
10 1,8|      part at least, had not a slope of more than from thirty
11 2,4|   joining the sea by a gentle slope, fell from a height of more
12 2,5|    and a cutting, by a gentle slope, gave access to an upper
13 3,8|     torrent upon the northern slope of the mountain. ~Nevertheless,