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1 1,1|       occupied the center of a circumference which appeared to be infinite. ~
2 1,1|      the shore of the island a circumference of more than a hundred miles." ~"
3 1,2|     This extent of water, of a circumference of nearly seven miles and
4 1,4|     opening of this angle on a circumference which he divided into 360
5 2,3|        measured twenty feet in circumference, and their bark was covered
6 2,5|        which two-thirds of the circumference were visible. For the last
7 2,3| measure more than six miles in circumference, its shape not much bordered
8 3,2|    little island, six miles in circumference, overlooked by Mount Pitt,