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 1 1,4|       made this coast a very long peninsula. At the northern extremity
 2 1,1|        This tail formed a regular peninsula, which stretched more than
 3 1,1|       said the reporter, "to this peninsula at the southwest of the
 4 1,1|       give the name of Serpentine Peninsula, and that of Reptile-end
 5 1,1|      which covered the Serpentine Peninsula were named the forests of
 6 1,2|       extremity of the Serpentine Peninsula, as well as on the whole
 7 2,4|       that is, all the Serpentine Peninsula, that was to be explored,
 8 2,4|       extremity of the Serpentine Peninsula. ~Breakfast was soon despatched,
 9 2,4|       extremity of the Serpentine Peninsula. It was evident that after
10 2,5|       extremity of the Serpentine Peninsula Claw Cape could not be seen. ~
11 2,5|         from the extremity of the peninsula. ~"About thirty miles,"
12 2,5|      which formed the tail of the peninsula the coast was rounded for
13 2,5|             From the point of the peninsula on which the settlers now
14 2,8|           wood-covered Serpentine Peninsula, which sheltered the wild
15 2,0|          forest of the Serpentine Peninsula, to which the colonists
16 3,6|       extremity of the Serpentine Peninsula. ~During the nine days which
17 3,8|           shore of the Serpentine Peninsula, not being inclined to venture
18 3,1|      which covered the Serpentine Peninsula, all to the right of the
19 3,1| communication with the end of the peninsula for a length of from sixteen
20 3,1|          day the extremity of the peninsula was reached, and the whole
21 3,2|          shores of the Serpentine Peninsula, it was only from three
22 3,3|        the soil of the Serpentine Peninsula was watered. ~Now, of these
23 3,4|      large part of the Serpentine Peninsula. ~It was important that
24 3,9|           extremity of Serpentine Peninsula. Here and there were a few
25 3,0|       Grotto, the long Serpentine Peninsula, so distant nevertheless