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  1 1,3|        point composed of slippery rocks, they found themselves again
  2 1,3|           outline of high granite rocks. Towards the north, on the
  3 1,3|       long slope of conglomerated rocks till it mingled with the
  4 1,4|         look for a cave among the rocks, and I shall be sure to
  5 1,4|          the left, soon came upon rocks covered with sea-weed, which,
  6 1,4|           the high tide. On these rocks, in the midst of slippery
  7 1,4|          molluscs attached to the rocks; "they are lithodomes." ~"
  8 1,4|      adhering very tightly to the rocks. They belong to that species
  9 1,4|            but a pile of enormous rocks, such as are often met with
 10 1,4| penetrated quite far in among the rocks, by sandy passages in which
 11 1,4|           terminated by a fall of rocks, died away in a gentle slope
 12 1,4|         by lines of breakers. The rocks which were visible appeared
 13 1,4|         sides changed to isolated rocks, the rocks to stones, the
 14 1,4|    changed to isolated rocks, the rocks to stones, the stones to
 15 1,4|           a long fringe of jagged rocks, of the most whimsical shapes.
 16 1,4|         Herbert, jumping over the rocks, startled a whole flock
 17 1,5|            On the sand, among the rocks, near the river's bank,
 18 1,5|     shingle, in the clefts of the rocks, but found nothing. If the
 19 1,5|         there, under the piled-up rocks, before this clear, crackling
 20 1,6|     shell-fish and eggs among the rocks and on the beach. It would
 21 1,6| evaporation in the hollows of the rocks, and this mineral was very
 22 1,7|       coast. ~Happily the pile of rocks which formed the Chimneys
 23 1,7|   standing by leaning against the rocks. They looked about, but
 24 1,7|           breath. The turn of the rocks sheltered them from the
 25 1,7|        shore bounded by a reef of rocks, whose heads scarcely emerged
 26 1,8|           been dashed against the rocks; even the hands were uninjured,
 27 1,8|     searched the beach, among the rocks, on the sand, for the smallest
 28 1,8|         the waves by crossing the rocks, had not received even a
 29 1,9|         which he gathered on high rocks, whose sides were only washed
 30 1,9|          and curling up among the rocks. ~ ~
 31 1,0|          there pierced by reddish rocks. ~They wished to reach the
 32 1,0|    disappeared, bounding over the rocks. ~"Good-bye, till we meet
 33 1,0|        mountain rose on a base of rocks, among which it would be
 34 1,0|          under the shelter of the rocks. Their object in lighting
 35 1,0|          In others, obstructed by rocks, there was only a narrow
 36 1,2|     sailor were hiding behind the rocks. ~"What's the matter, my
 37 1,2|         have seen smoke among the rocks, a hundred paces from us." ~"
 38 1,2|        him, glided away among the rocks. The colonists, motionless,
 39 1,2|     flowed abundantly between the rocks, and its waters discharged
 40 1,2|         there falling against the rocks or dashing down in a cascade,
 41 1,3|        above the curiously-shaped rocks which bordered the river. ~
 42 1,4|         large oysterbed among the rocks, nearly five miles from
 43 1,5|         exactly the appearance of rocks in motion. ~These were the
 44 1,5|   concealed themselves behind the rocks, waited silently. ~An hour
 45 1,5|          Neb, crawling behind the rocks, glided towards the future
 46 1,7|           is going to blow up our rocks?" said Pencroft incredulously. ~"
 47 1,7|        the air was such, that the rocks of the Chimneys shook. The
 48 1,8|            still hanging from the rocks, shone here and there under
 49 1,9|          traced above the heap of rocks which formed the Chimneys.
 50 1,9|         in the interstices of the rocks, and which next spring would
 51 1,0|          soon increased among the rocks and formed a bed at the
 52 1,2|       assembled in thousands. The rocks among which the cascade
 53 1,2|       beds of seaweed covered the rocks. While Neb, Herbert, and
 54 2,1|         it was crawling among the rocks to reach the sea. ~"Help,
 55 2,2|          narrow passage among the rocks, and it was agreed that
 56 2,2|          first point at which the rocks of the south ended. ~As
 57 2,2|           the shore, avoiding the rocks which fringed it, and which
 58 2,2|       that an immense cartload of rocks had been emptied out there.
 59 2,2|        sandy beach, and not among rocks. They had no doubt whatever,
 60 2,3|        weeds, and even by pointed rocks, which rendered the navigation
 61 2,3|  obstructed by aquatic plants and rocks. The banks rose higher and
 62 2,4|         foaming over the numerous rocks which interrupted its course.
 63 2,4|        them. No granite cliff, no rocks, not even a sandy beach.
 64 2,4|       appearance of a coast, with rocks, reefs, and sands. It was
 65 2,4|      which to pass the night. The rocks, which must have been violently
 66 2,5|        finally ended in the black rocks which, accumulated in picturesque
 67 2,5|          be pieces of wood on the rocks, but nothing on the sands,"
 68 2,5|           more dangerous than the rocks, for they swallow up everything
 69 2,5|      coast, covered with lines of rocks and sandbanks. The long
 70 2,5|         be seen breaking over the rocks in the bay, forming a foamy
 71 2,5|           account of the numerous rocks which encumbered the beach.
 72 2,5|          and not a spot among the rocks was left unexamined. Pencroft
 73 2,5|         curious formations of the rocks having deceived them. They
 74 2,5|    through by rubbing against the rocks. ~"Well," said the reporter
 75 2,6|          again from the cliff and rocks. ~The settlers listened
 76 2,6|         sought a refuge among the rocks. ~To say that the settlers,
 77 2,6|           themselves behind those rocks and fire on all that may
 78 2,7|      pigeons which frequented the rocks of the plateau. These birds
 79 2,8|          The oyster-bed among the rocks was frequently renewed and
 80 2,3|           have been broken on the rocks." ~"Indeed," said Herbert, "
 81 2,3|       disappeared behind the high rocks of the Cape. ~During the
 82 2,3|         their way barred by large rocks, which, however, they easily
 83 2,3|        equally formed by sand and rocks, the background bordered
 84 2,5|          little creek, shut in by rocks, seems to me to be just
 85 2,6|        for the south coast is all rocks, and it would certainly
 86 2,6|     crouched in some cleft of the rocks. Thus he lived in the same
 87 2,7|          the ship struck upon the rocks, he had till then believed
 88 2,8|      picturesquely framed in high rocks, the glade and the corral,
 89 2,9|          appear to be filled with rocks," added Herbert, "if we
 90 2,0|      coast. ~To the enormous lava rocks succeeded soon those capricious
 91 2,0|       which appeared to shake the rocks to their very foundations.
 92 2,0|         Bridge, or by turning the rocks from Flotsam Point, the
 93 2,0|          the forests and the high rocks of the shore. The damages
 94 3,2|       nestled in the holes of the rocks; then, without hesitating,
 95 3,3|         can they do against these rocks? And, as we shall not fire
 96 3,3|        and Neb crouched among the rocks at the mouth of the Mercy,
 97 3,3|        had disappeared behind the rocks, and five minutes later
 98 3,3|       settlers crouched among the rocks. It was not even probable
 99 3,3|          curled up from among the rocks of the islet. The man at
100 3,3|      Herbert, in ambush among the rocks at the Chimneys. ~Twenty
101 3,3|     arrived by dodging behind the rocks, though not without attracting
102 3,3|          and on the Chimneys. The rocks were splintered, and cheers
103 3,4|         had gone to pieces on the rocks had landed at Flotsam Point. ~
104 3,4|       observed Neb, "if there are rocks in the channel?" ~"Nonsense,
105 3,4|        wager my head there are no rocks in the channel. Look here,
106 3,4|         the vessel clear over any rocks which would not be uncovered
107 3,4|         as I do that there are no rocks in the channel." ~"But suppose
108 3,5|     second gun was pointed at the rocks at the end of Flotsam Point,
109 3,5|            saw the shot graze the rocks of Mandible Cape, nearly
110 3,6|         so well hidden among high rocks, that it could scarcely
111 3,7|        completely defeated by the rocks at the mouth of the Mercy.
112 3,0|          from the lower and upper rocks, and no doubt they did not
113 3,3|        steer her, they ran on the rocks, and the vessel went to
114 3,3|       musmons gambolled among the rocks. Here began the barren part
115 3,3|           the sonorousness of the rocks. ~Gideon Spilett, who accompanied
116 3,3|         time may have accumulated rocks, cinders, hardened lava,
117 3,3|      terminating the first row of rocks, then to the upper ridge
118 3,5|            in the depths of those rocks, was the dwelling so long
119 3,5|        the wire entered among the rocks, following the steep side
120 3,5|          of the slightly-balanced rocks, and being dashed into the
121 3,5|         last the wire touched the rocks on the beach. The colonists
122 3,5|     companions to a hollow in the rocks, and there-~"We must wait,"
123 3,5|           was re-echoed among the rocks with a grand sonorousness. ~
124 3,5|            touched every point of rocks, and flooded the walls with
125 3,7|          uprising of the basaltic rocks, Captain Nemo's wish is
126 3,8|       vomiting forth incandescent rocks, some of which fell back
127 3,8|           of the enormous mass of rocks of basalt and porphyry which
128 3,8|            beat upon the basaltic rocks. ~Cyrus Harding and Ayrton
129 3,9|       mouth vomited forth ignited rocks, which, hurled to more than
130 3,9|          enormous mass of smoking rocks, as if an upheaving of the
131 3,0|       fragments, and a few of the rocks of the large room were piled
132 3,0|         Safety Islet, the granite rocks of Port Balloon, the basalts
133 3,0|      cable's length, this mass of rocks, towards which they swam