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 1 1,0|          and proceeding along the ridge of the spurs seemed to be
 2 1,0|           it was cut short by the ridge of a fantastically-shaped
 3 1,0|           set foot on the highest ridge of the mountain at the summit
 4 1,8| long-looked-for opening. A narrow ridge, left bare by the retreat
 5 2,8|          the back of the southern ridge of the mountain. It was
 6 2,9|          the mountain, whose arid ridge sloped down to the shore. ~
 7 3,3|          rocks, then to the upper ridge of the enormous hat, at
 8 3,5|           There appeared a narrow ridge, running horizontally and
 9 3,5|          a hundred paces when the ridge by a moderate incline sloped
10 3,8|         footing more secure. ~The ridge at the end of the shore,