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 1 1,6|      round a point of rock: they ascended the left bank of the river. ~
 2 1,7|         direction to take. ~They ascended towards the north, having
 3 1,8|     Chimneys at daybreak, he had ascended the coast in a northerly
 4 1,0|        had a gentle slope, which ascended from the shore towards the
 5 1,0|        be upon our guard!" ~They ascended but slowly. ~The distance,
 6 1,7|       while Herbert and Pencroft ascended by the river, to renew their
 7 2,8|    salmon entered the Mercy, and ascended the country for several
 8 2,3|      rapidly done, the colonists ascended to Granite House. ~The next
 9 2,3|          companions, well armed, ascended the shore, so as to gain
10 2,7|      they had left him alone and ascended to Granite House. ~Now,
11 2,7|         Straits of Magellan, and ascended the Pacific as far as Patagonia,
12 3,1|         executed. Neb and Ayrton ascended the plateau, and took the
13 3,3|         and Pencroft immediately ascended to Granite House and brought
14 3,0| proceeded towards the Mercy, and ascended its left bank without meeting
15 3,1|          the Mercy, then, having ascended the left bank for a mile,
16 3,2|          picturesquely piled up, ascended the river by its left bank.
17 3,5|  daylight failed them. They then ascended to Granite House, when they
18 3,5|        road to the corral. ~They ascended the left bank of the Mercy,
19 3,8|     January that Herbert, having ascended at daybreak to the plateau
20 3,8|       Spilett, and Herbert again ascended the plateau of Prospect
21 3,8|          Meanwhile Cyrus Harding ascended the crest of the eastern
22 3,9|       Harding and Gideon Spilett ascended the plateau of Prospect