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 1 1,3|            It was that of a lofty mountain, capped with snow. ~The
 2 1,4|       arrested by the snow-topped mountain which rose at a distance
 3 1,4|          towards the spurs of the mountain, among which it seemed to
 4 1,6|       must have its source in the mountain, and be supplied by the
 5 1,9|           I not see in the west a mountain which commands the country?" ~"
 6 1,9|         Yes," replied Spilett, "a mountain which must be rather high-" ~"
 7 1,9|      first made the ascent of the mountain," replied the engineer. ~"
 8 1,0|           reach the next day. The mountain, situated about six miles
 9 1,0|           direct way to reach the mountain. They turned the south angle
10 1,0|      great aim being to climb the mountain before him, and therefore
11 1,0|           leaving the forest, the mountain system of the country appeared
12 1,0|         before the explorers. The mountain was composed of two cones;
13 1,0|    vegetation on that side of the mountain which was exposed to the
14 1,0|          This second stage of the mountain rose on a base of rocks,
15 1,0|   supported the upper cone of the mountain. Before taking any rest,
16 1,0|        Also, if the summit of the mountain could not be reached on
17 1,0|    separated the two parts of the mountain. The slope, being inclined
18 1,0|       ascent to the summit of the mountain. ~Harding took all this
19 1,0|          the highest ridge of the mountain at the summit of the cone. ~
20 1,1|           the eastern side of the mountain. ~The crater was reached.
21 1,1|       wound over the sides of the mountain, and thus marked the course
22 1,1|        the southern part from the mountain to the shore, and arid and
23 1,1|        water which flows from the mountain." ~"I see a little river
24 1,1|        that, at the time when the mountain was in a state of eruption,
25 1,1|         an hour at the top of the mountain. The island was displayed
26 1,1|         calculated, the water and mountain systems ascertained. The
27 1,1|           now only to descend the mountain slopes again, and explore
28 1,1|            Washington Bay; to the mountain upon which we are standing,
29 1,1|     perceive from the top of this mountain, rather let us choose names
30 1,1|        named the two bays and the mountain, Union Bay, Washington Bay,
31 1,2|          began the descent of the mountain. Climbing down the crater,
32 1,2|          and clear, formed of the mountain water, which, half river,
33 1,2|           singing birds, known as mountain pheasants. A few skillful
34 2,1|     ascertain in what part of the mountain it took its source. Perhaps
35 2,3|        the southern slopes of the mountain. ~"In a quarter of an hour,"
36 2,4|      slopes which constituted the mountain system of the island, on
37 2,8|         the southern ridge of the mountain. It was a meadow land, dotted
38 2,8|     corral, with the spurs of the mountain in the background, the curious
39 2,9|          the western spurs of the mountain, whose arid ridge sloped
40 3,9|          towards the south of the mountain, remarked that Top scented
41 3,2|           the upper slopes of the mountain. The ground was hilly and
42 3,2| illuminated. From the side of the mountain, the house and a part of
43 3,3|      entire week. The base of the mountain, with its spurs and their
44 3,3|         by all the springs of the mountain and thus caused the fertility
45 3,3| penetrated into the depths of the mountain. They traversed these somber
46 3,3|          into the interior of the mountain, he was surprised to hear
47 3,3|           necessary to change the mountain's center of gravity." ~"
48 3,3|  threatened. Between them and the mountain, the ground is considerably
49 3,3|           smoke at the top of the mountain, to indicate an approaching
50 3,3|          the extreme verge of the mountain. It was explored thus to
51 3,4|         researches made round the mountain, and during the month of
52 3,4|           round the summit of the mountain, its first vapors rising
53 3,5|        the northern slopes of the mountain. Besides, from the shape
54 3,5|         interior arrangement of a mountain, and to open new outlets
55 3,5|   disappeared from the top of the mountain, and it could even be perceived
56 3,5|         the southern spurs of the mountain, and consequently it ran
57 3,5|          appeared there as if the mountain was vomiting flame. At a
58 3,6|          courted, returned to the mountain fastnesses of Bundelkund.
59 3,8|           above the summit of the mountain. ~"The fire is in the chimney,"
60 3,8|         searched the sides of the mountain to discover Captain Nemo'
61 3,8|        consider. I must visit the mountain. In a few days I shall learn
62 3,8|         the northern slope of the mountain. ~Nevertheless, however
63 3,8|      examine the condition of the mountain upon its northern aspect.
64 3,8|  proceeded from the bowels of the mountain. ~"That comes from the volcano,"
65 3,9|         fell from the side of the mountain upon the meadows as far
66 3,9|         from the rumblings of the mountain, whose mouth vomited forth
67 3,9|    burning in the interior of the mountain, and the sea may break in
68 3,0|           was called the Mercy, a mountain took the name of Mount Franklin,