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 1 1,1|          But this land was still thirty miles off. It would not
 2 1,2|       him. He was a man of about thirty, vigorous, active, clever,
 3 1,1|       inclination did not exceed thirty five to forty degrees, presented
 4 1,1|        which stretched more than thirty miles into the sea, reckoning
 5 1,1|     southwest, was not less than thirty miles. ~As to the interior
 6 1,1|       true, a distance of nearly thirty miles separated the observers
 7 1,2|         its breadth varying from thirty to forty feet. Its waters
 8 1,2|        bounding, making leaps of thirty feet, regular flying mammiferae,
 9 1,8|          slope of more than from thirty to thirty-five degrees.
10 1,8|        did not measure more than thirty feet in height and breadth,
11 1,9|          ladder; then a kitchen, thirty feet long; a dining-room,
12 1,9|    source yielded twenty-five or thirty gallons a day. There would
13 1,0|       millions, at a hundred and thirty thousand a bushel, Pencroft." ~"
14 2,4|          an unknown stream, from thirty to forty feet broad, whose
15 2,4|          asparagus." ~"Asparagus thirty feet high!" exclaimed the
16 2,4|      Only it is not the stems of thirty feet high which are eaten,
17 2,5|        of the peninsula. ~"About thirty miles," replied the engineer, "
18 2,5|       curvings of the coast." ~ "Thirty miles!" returned Spilett. "
19 2,8| two-thirds escaped, but at last, thirty of these animals and ten
20 2,0|     engineer; "and a hundred and thirty thousand grains a bushel
21 2,8|         length of twenty-five or thirty feet, then unrolled, and
22 3,3|           remained silent. About thirty pirates could be seen moving
23 3,3|     possible to the coast. About thirty pirates, scattered in the
24 3,2|          beyond a radius of from thirty to forty feet. The reporter
25 3,2|        the field clear of trees. Thirty feet distant was the gate
26 3,2|      appeared to be closed. This thirty feet, which it was necessary
27 3,3|        to build a vessel of from thirty to forty tons?" ~"We can
28 3,6|          of ten years to that of thirty Prince Dakkar, endowed by
29 3,0|    Chapter 20 ~An isolated rock, thirty feet in length, twenty in