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 1 1,1|         have gone farther to the west. It appeared to have exhausted
 2 1,3|       clearly distinguish in the west confused masses which indicated
 3 1,3|          there is a coast to the west, at no great distance."
 4 1,3|     eagerly for the coast in the west. But not a speck of land
 5 1,3|         east, but bounded on the west by an abrupt and precipitous
 6 1,4|      through which the south and west winds blew so strongly,
 7 1,4|        then returned towards the west. Their attention was first
 8 1,5|     behind the high lands of the west, Herbert, who was walking
 9 1,7|      trees, inclined towards the west, their branches projecting
10 1,9|  yesterday, did I not see in the west a mountain which commands
11 1,0|          the half-horizon of the west, and whose enormous shadow
12 1,0|          was it connected in the west with some continent of the
13 1,0|         be made out. Towards the west, a cloudy belt, clearly
14 1,1|          source somewhere in the west. ~"Yes," said Harding; "
15 1,1|     named the forests of the Far West. ~The nomenclature of the
16 1,2|     through the woods of the Far West, we shall be certain to
17 1,4|        placed New Zealand to the west of Lincoln Island, and the
18 1,4|         and seventy-five degrees west of the meridian of Greenwich,
19 1,4|       and fifty-second degree of west longitude. ~Cyrus Harding
20 1,4|      fifty-fifth meridian to the west of the meridian of Greenwich. ~
21 1,5|       Mount Franklin towards the west. At a distance of some hundred
22 1,6|        could not see towards the west, either stream or river.
23 1,6|         its extreme limit in the west, it only formed a sort of
24 1,6|       mouth of the stream on the west of Prospect Heights. ~The
25 1,6|         the granite cliff at the west!" ~"But what importance
26 1,9|        of the Forests of the Far West had been given, were not
27 1,1|        deep abyss. Behind in the west, but at a distance of four
28 1,1|        of the forests of the Far West. They might have believed
29 1,2|        in the forests of the Far West, but pressed by hunger,
30 2,1|        in the forests of the Far West was anything to be seen.
31 2,1|      creeks also ran towards the west, but they could not be seen. ~
32 2,1|   perceive a slight smoke in the west, but a more attentive examination
33 2,3|         an advanced point in the west of the island. ~It was necessary
34 2,3|         of the forest of the Far West was provoked by the appearance
35 2,3|        as the forests of the Far West, it extended as far as the
36 2,4|          them again into the Far West. ~However, the creek gradually
37 2,4|         of the forest of the Far West, the boy found several thick
38 2,5|        after having surveyed the west coast, they should go back
39 2,5|         been able to find on the west. ~Gideon Spilett proposed
40 2,5|        an easy access to the Far West!" ~"A bridge!" cried Pencroft. "
41 2,7|         dense forests of the Far West. This would take some time.
42 2,7|         close the plateau on the west, from the south angle of
43 2,7|   through the forests of the Far West, from the angle of the Mercy
44 2,8|       and the forests of the Far West, and they brought back from
45 2,9|    entered the forest of the Far West, on the left bank of the
46 2,9|    examined that part of the Far West where the cycas grew, took
47 2,9|          of Lincoln Island,-~ In west longitude: from 1500 to
48 2,0|         unknown parts of the Far West, their guns loaded with
49 2,0|          in the depth of the Far West, when the reporter, preceding
50 2,1|        it disappear in the misty west. ~"Where is he going to?"
51 2,2|         to the forest of the Far West, and there buried deep. ~
52 2,2|  unexplored districts of the Far West forest, which abounded in
53 2,3|      falling into the sea on the west by a narrow mouth. ~"The
54 2,4|        be likely to shift to the west, and after having had a
55 2,7|          two years before on the west coast of Australia. ~"The
56 2,7|        added, 'it was not on the west coast, but on the east coast
57 2,7|       8th of April, 1852, on the west coast of Australia, and
58 2,7|   merchant vessel, sailed to the west coast of New Zealand, traversed
59 2,8|       into the depths of the Far West Forests. The explorers could
60 2,9|         or to New Zealand in the west, was no longer talked of,
61 2,9|         idea of the shore to the west and north, from the mouth
62 2,9|          a gale came up from the west. Yesterday the sun set in
63 2,9|          threatening towards the west. Dirty weather is coming
64 3,6|         dense forests of the Far West, which stretched to the
65 3,6|       shall find them in the Far West." ~"And it's very lucky,
66 3,8|          to venture into the Far West woods, they had reached
67 3,1|         and marshy border of the west coast, and the interminable
68 3,1|         east, the north, and the west, and where doubtless many
69 3,1|          carried through the Far West, so as to include all that
70 3,1|     formed the region of the Far West. ~For the first two miles
71 3,2| immediately plunged into the Far West forests, after crossing
72 3,2|        if the forests of the Far West do not contain some habitation.
73 3,2|      made from the corral to the west coast. The settlers were
74 3,3|    corral, which bordered on the west on the Falls River valley,
75 3,4|    planks. The forest of the Far West supplied the best oaks and
76 3,4|         which they named the Far West Road, and the trees were
77 3,4|          examined the sea to the west with no less attention,
78 3,5|  consequently it ran towards the west. ~"Follow it!" said Cyrus
79 3,5|     overlooking the ocean to the west. The wind had risen. The
80 3,8|         thunder died away in the west. Rain fell no longer, but
81 3,9|   overrun the forests of the Far West, and not a tree or plant
82 3,9|        overrunning the whole Far West. But the dam held firm,
83 3,9|    through the forest of the Far West. At this period of the year,
84 3,0|    became the forests of the Far West. It might have been an island