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 1 1,3|        above the promontory, this irregular and jagged cliff descended
 2 1,7|          the ocean but a chain of irregular hillocks. Here and there
 3 1,1|           the same time much more irregular and less rich in capes,
 4 1,6|          the very top, and on the irregular edge of the granite. ~It
 5 2,5|        then the shore became more irregular, projecting sharp points
 6 2,5|        breakfast. ~Here began the irregular coast, covered with lines
 7 2,7| Heights-that is to say, a sort of irregular pentagon, having a perimeter
 8 2,4|           the speed had been very irregular. ~Twenty-four hours after
 9 3,0|            His pulse was weak and irregular, his skin dry, his thirst
10 3,3|         to remain unknown. But so irregular was the formation of the
11 3,5|       supported on basalt shafts. Irregular arches, strange moldings,