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 1 1,4|        in breadth, and its two banks on each side were scarcely
 2 1,4| without cliffs, and with great banks of sand, which the tide
 3 1,6|       channel lay between high banks, over which the trees formed
 4 1,2|        and limpid between high banks of red earth, the color
 5 1,2|      feet downwards shaded the banks of the creek, they belonged,
 6 1,2|     cedars rose on the sloping banks, which were also covered
 7 1,6|       shore. ~On this side the banks were less woody, but clumps
 8 1,6|   point the examination of the banks of the lake was considered
 9 1,7|      the angle between the two banks, he found that there was
10 1,2|        shore, the plateau, the banks of the Mercy, the forest,
11 2,3| swiftly along between the high banks without its being necessary
12 2,3|       firs. ~The aspect of the banks was magnificent. Cyrus Harding
13 2,3|      or under the trees on the banks of the Mercy, was the presence
14 2,3|       along between high green banks. The bed was often obstructed
15 2,3|  aquatic plants and rocks. The banks rose higher and higher,
16 2,5|      has been wrecked on these banks, is it not astonishing that
17 2,5|    established between the two banks of the Mercy, and until
18 2,7|       than that portion of the banks of the lake which was close
19 2,7|      to the breach made in the banks of the lake for the escape
20 3,6|  communication between the two banks of the river. ~The little
21 3,7|        lad had gathered on the banks of Lake Grant, enabled them
22 3,0|       and were dabbling on the banks. Everything would have to
23 3,2|        nothing showed that the banks of the stream had been recently
24 3,9|    river about to overflow its banks, and threatened to demolish
25 3,9|        terror, had fled to the banks of the Mercy and to the