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 1 1,0|        companions had reached the western border of the forest. The
 2 1,0|          impossible to survey the western part of the country, and
 3 1,1|     Chimneys and the creek on the western shore, which corresponded
 4 1,2|      explorers had arrived on the western shore of Lake Grant. The
 5 1,3|         they should return to the western shore of the lake, where
 6 1,1|           contrasted with all the western part. The reporter was thus
 7 1,1|        would really say, that the western part of Lincoln Island,
 8 1,2|       well as on the whole of its western side. But this needed settled
 9 2,2|          Mercy so as to reach the western shore. If any castaways
10 2,3|           impatience to reach the western coast of Lincoln Island,
11 2,3|       could not hope to reach the western coast of the island in one
12 2,4|          by the shortest way, the western coast of the island. And
13 2,4|        the southwest to reach the western coast. They set out, having
14 2,4|        were much farther from the western coast than they had at first
15 2,4|           minutes more, the whole western shore of the island lay
16 2,5|     Harding then thought that the western coast would have offered
17 2,7|           to be established. ~The western border of the plateau now
18 2,8|  enclosure, proceeded towards the western coast. The yet unknown portion
19 2,3|       distinguish anything of the Western Coast, which stretched away
20 2,3|           fixed their gaze on the western horizon. ~"Land!" shouted
21 2,3|       towards the north along the western coast, equally formed by
22 2,4|        his companions reached the western coast of the island, and
23 2,7|           Cape Bernouilli, on the western coast of Australia, in the
24 2,7| disembarked her passengers on the western coast of Patagonia, and
25 2,8|          a vessel, a wreck on the western coast, the possible arrival
26 2,9|         solitary groups among the western spurs of the mountain, whose
27 2,0|           of dawn appeared in the western horizon, the wind, which
28 3,2|          traces were found on the western coast, although they were
29 3,2|        enormous screen before the western horizon, and night spread
30 3,4|       over a large section of the western horizon. ~Nothing suspicious
31 3,9|            it was not so with the western part. ~In fact, the second