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 1 1,3|          terminating in a slender cape. The distance between these
 2 1,3|         tableland like that above Cape Town at the Cape of Good
 3 1,3|       that above Cape Town at the Cape of Good Hope, but of reduced
 4 1,1|        bay, terminated by a sharp cape, which had been concealed
 5 1,1|           sea, reckoning from the cape southeast of the island,
 6 1,1|          to Australia by doubling Cape Horn. I wish to hide nothing
 7 1,1|      Providence Bay, Whale Point, Cape Disappointment!" ~"Or, rather,
 8 1,1|           would do very well! And Cape Gideon-" ~"I should prefer
 9 1,1|        parts of the jaws Mandible Cape." ~"But there are two capes,"
10 1,1|           can have North Mandible Cape and South Mandible Cape." ~"
11 1,1|           Cape and South Mandible Cape." ~"They are inscribed,"
12 1,1|             asked Herbert. ~"Claw Cape," cried Neb directly, who
13 1,1|          excellent name, for this cape was very like the powerful
14 1,3|          sea horizon, and as Claw Cape hid the southern horizon,
15 1,3|          to the extremity of Claw Cape, and to the southern side
16 1,3|         in a semi-circle from the cape to Reptile End. To the south
17 1,4|           to the northern side of Cape South Mandible. They would
18 1,4|          had received the name of Cape South Mandible. Nothing
19 1,5|          as the point of Mandible Cape, seven miles distant from
20 1,9|      Capes on the north, and Claw Cape on the south. All Union
21 1,1|        between the Mercy and Claw Cape. It was a wide extent of
22 1,1|       when the sky is clear. Claw Cape, bent in the form of a yataghan,
23 2,1|          of the island, from Claw Cape on the southeast, to Reptile
24 2,2|          the coast as far as Claw Cape. ~The canoe followed the
25 2,5|         Serpentine Peninsula Claw Cape could not be seen. ~The
26 2,5|       asked at what distance Claw Cape might be from the extremity
27 2,5|      observed Herbert, "from Claw Cape to Granite House there must
28 2,5|       return by the shore to Claw Cape," replied Neb, "after having
29 2,5|          after having doubled the Cape, we shall be stopped-" ~"
30 2,5|          and by returning by Claw Cape the exploration would he
31 2,5|      coast terminated in the Claw Cape, which loomed dimly through
32 2,5| picturesque disorder, formed Claw Cape. ~Such was the development
33 2,5|           From this point to Claw Cape the beach was very narrow
34 2,5|         least ten miles from Claw Cape, and consequently four miles
35 2,5|         extensive, but beyond the cape it ended in Union Bay. Neither
36 2,5|      pursued their way along Claw Cape. Pencroft and the engineer
37 2,8|          frequented the shores of Cape Mandible. At this place
38 2,0|     southern species, called the "Cape Whale." ~"What a lucky chance
39 2,0|           across it from Mandible Cape to Claw Cape, propelled
40 2,0|        from Mandible Cape to Claw Cape, propelled by its enormously
41 2,2|           similar to those of the Cape, with eatable fleshy leaves,
42 2,2|    doubled Flotsam Point and Claw Cape, the captain kept her close
43 2,2|   panorama of its shore from Claw Cape to Reptile End, the forests
44 2,3|      running rapidly towards Claw Cape. ~Every one was thinking
45 2,3|           go to his succor. ~Claw Cape was doubled, and about four
46 2,3|    setting sail made towards Claw Cape, which had to be doubled
47 2,3|      behind the high rocks of the Cape. ~During the first part
48 2,3|      islet, terminated by a sharp cape, and proceeded towards the
49 2,5|          her rapidly towards Claw Cape. Two hours after, she was
50 2,7|           Glenarvan, anchored off Cape Bernouilli, on the western
51 2,7|           on the eastern coast at Cape Corrientes. Lord Glenarvan
52 2,7|           I have said, arrived at Cape Bernouilli, on the Australian
53 2,8|       curious development of Claw Cape, Flotsam Point, etc. ~Nor
54 2,9|    rapidly towards North Mandible Cape, for the wind was right
55 2,9|       favorable wind for reaching Cape Mandible," observed the
56 2,9|        what distance is it to the Cape, captain?" ~"About fifteen
57 2,9|           and we shall be off the Cape between twelve and one o'
58 2,9|        can you not anchor off the Cape?" ~"Anchor near land, with
59 2,0|     weathering the North Mandible Cape, entered the strait and
60 2,0|           and, besides, the north cape protects that of the south
61 2,0|        The distance from Mandible Cape to the mouth of the Mercy
62 2,0|         to Prospect Heights, from Cape Mandible to Claw Cape. ~
63 2,0|        from Cape Mandible to Claw Cape. ~The horizon was beautifully
64 3,1|        soon disappear behind Claw Cape, as the wind was from the
65 3,1|      after having tacked off Claw Cape, she had drifted towards
66 3,1|     straight line drawn from Claw Cape to Cape Mandible would have
67 3,1|           drawn from Claw Cape to Cape Mandible would have rested
68 3,3|          solid granite? From Claw Cape to the Mandible Capes, in
69 3,5|       graze the rocks of Mandible Cape, nearly five miles from
70 3,1|           eastern coast from Claw Cape to the Mandible Capes, the
71 3,1|          Washington Bay from Claw Cape to Reptile End, the woody
72 3,4|          I have seen icebergs off Cape Horn." ~"The severe cold