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 1 1,1|         discovered that the sea extended beneath them, and thinking
 2 1,1|      their commanding position, extended over a radius of forty miles.
 3 1,3|      mass of great trees, which extended beyond the limits of their
 4 1,4|   plateau, so as to have a more extended view of the surrounding
 5 1,4|        this forest to the shore extended a plain, scattered irregularly
 6 1,7|       behind, in the southwest, extended the border of the forest. ~
 7 1,7|          kneeling beside a body extended on a bed of grass. ~The
 8 1,0|        view of the sea was much extended, but on the right the high
 9 1,0|          On the left, the sight extended several miles to the north;
10 1,1|        say, a vast funnel which extended, widening, to a height of
11 1,1|      that is, of the tail which extended to the southwest, and it
12 1,1| Franklin; to that lake which is extended under our eyes, that of
13 1,2|       nearly a mile long, which extended to the edge of the wood.
14 1,3|      excursions, which were not extended far from the brick-field,
15 1,8|     eighty feet. Before him was extended the sea-coast, the islet,
16 1,9|       The view from the windows extended over a boundless horizon,
17 1,2|         that thick forest which extended on the right bank of the
18 2,1|     elevated situation his gaze extended over all the southern portion
19 2,3|     forests of the Far West, it extended as far as the eye could
20 2,3|       space which they occupied extended as far as the eye could
21 2,4|         shore of the island lay extended before the eyes of the settlers. ~
22 2,9|        a second heating, it was extended on a plate and spread out
23 2,2|         two cabins; two benches extended along them and served also
24 2,3|      All around, the lonely sea extended to the limits of the horizon.
25 2,7|  grasped the hand which Harding extended to him, and great tears
26 2,8|        days after, the wire was extended, ready to produce the electric
27 2,9|         this grand coast, which extended over a length of eight or
28 2,0|      Cyrus Harding then was, he extended the negative and magnifier
29 3,1|       defend it!" ~The engineer extended his hand to his companions,
30 3,2|      execution. ~All hands were extended to Ayrton, who did not conceal
31 3,5|         the ball ought to be as extended as possible, and this tension
32 3,6|       order, the wire regularly extended. However, at that moment
33 3,3|     circle of investigation was extended to all the northern region
34 3,3|      every rock. The search was extended to the extreme verge of
35 3,4|    climbing the spur their gaze extended over a large section of
36 3,6|      gentlemen?" ~Cyrus Harding extended his hand to the ci-devant
37 3,8|     large cracks, some of which extended to within two or three feet
38 3,9|   manner that the conflagration extended itself both by the trunks
39 3,0|        March Ayrton's arms were extended toward a point in the horizon;