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 1 1,1|           might be carried on the summit of a waterspout, had been
 2 1,3|          miles, glittered a white summit which reflected the sun'
 3 1,4|        not worn away. Towards the summit fluttered myriads of sea-fowl,
 4 1,4|          muscles they reached the summit in a few minutes; and proceeded
 5 1,6|      flying by hundreds about the summit of the plateau, either with
 6 1,7|           of stones torn from the summit of the plateau by the wind,
 7 1,8|           a man!" ~Arrived at the summit of the mound, Pencroft and
 8 1,9|   engineer, "we will climb to the summit to-morrow, and then we shall
 9 1,9|           reconnoiter it from the summit of that peak which overlooks
10 1,0|        long time on the cone, the summit of which he wished to reach
11 1,0|         an observer posted on its summit would extend over a radius
12 1,0|           being too steep and its summit being inaccessible. This
13 1,0|         practicable. Also, if the summit of the mountain could not
14 1,0|      facilitate the ascent to the summit of the mountain. ~Harding
15 1,0|      ridge of the mountain at the summit of the cone. ~It was then
16 1,1|      wished to climb again to the summit of the volcano, so as more
17 1,1|       probably had overflowed the summit of the cone, before this
18 1,1|  companions were assembled at the summit of the crater, on a conical
19 1,1|          on climbing again to the summit of the cone, Cyrus Harding
20 1,3|       engineer had greeted on the summit of Mount Franklin. ~Cyrus
21 1,3|   constellation, which has at its summit and at its base two stars
22 1,6|   watercourse, and that, from the summit of Mount Franklin, we could
23 1,6|    pigeons which fluttered at its summit were only, in reality, holes
24 1,8|          the passage to reach the summit of the plateau, it was decided
25 1,2|           All was white, from the summit of Mount Franklin to the
26 2,1|      surveyed the island from the summit of Mount Franklin, it had
27 2,1|         minutes he arrived at the summit, which emerged from the
28 2,3|           thus armed, were at the summit of their happiness, although
29 2,4|    Instead of proceeding over the summit of a cliff or along a sandy
30 2,5|           sailor, climbing to the summit of the tree, used all their
31 2,8|        gather some fruit from the summit of a tree, how quickly he
32 2,3|           half a mile. ~"From the summit of that hill," said Spilett, "
33 2,9|     aspect of this shore from the summit of Mount Franklin, for they
34 3,3|          and a ball, striking the summit of the rock which sheltered
35 3,4|    foundered the brig rose on the summit of a regular waterspout?" ~"
36 3,3|          attentively surveyed the summit. But it is probable that
37 3,3|         explored thus to the very summit of the truncated cone terminating
38 3,4|           smoke curling round the summit of the mountain, its first
39 3,5|           gazed in silence at the summit of Mount Franklin. ~The
40 3,5|         the future. Often, at the summit of volcanoes, the old craters
41 3,5|           diminished rapidly. The summit of the volcano, with its
42 3,5|         flash. Several struck the summit of the volcano in the midst
43 3,8| hat-shaped cloud rolling from the summit of the volcano. ~Herbert
44 3,8|        joined him in watching the summit of Mount Franklin. ~"Ah!"
45 3,8|      eight hundred feet above the summit of the mountain. ~"The fire
46 3,8|        gigantic torch, around the summit of which turned fuliginous
47 3,9|     change had taken place on the summit of the volcano. Vapor and
48 3,9|       lava, bursting from the new summit, poured out in long cascades,