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1 1,4|        massive sides changed to isolated rocks, the rocks to stones,
2 1,0| pumice-stone, were met with. In isolated groups rose fir-trees, which,
3 2,3|   further apart and often quite isolated. But the further they were
4 2,9|        of the island and of its isolated situation in the Pacific,
5 2,8|        thus not left completely isolated. Besides, Cyrus Harding
6 3,8|      existence seemed even more isolated than before. They had been
7 3,0|                  Chapter 20 ~An isolated rock, thirty feet in length,