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 1 1,4|        watercourse at that part measured one hundred feet in breadth,
 2 1,1|       latitude, the island only measured ten miles; but its greatest
 3 1,3|      distance of objects can be measured with great precision, there
 4 1,4|         feet long, which he had measured as exactly as possible by
 5 1,4|     engineer; "and when we have measured the two first distances,
 6 1,4|   proved that the granite cliff measured 333 feet in height. ~Cyrus
 7 1,4|       Alpha and the horizon. He measured, very exactly, the opening
 8 1,7|   importance of a nation can be measured by the consumption which
 9 1,8|        Pencroft. ~The wall only measured there three feet in thickness. ~
10 2,3| splendid trees. The river still measured from sixty to seventy feet
11 2,3|        Their trunks at the base measured twenty feet in circumference,
12 2,4|   congeners, that is to say, it measured five feet from the extremity
13 2,8|   thousand of these fish, which measured about two feet and a half
14 2,9|       result was a bubble which measured a foot in diameter. Harding
15 2,0|       alter having scrupulously measured his treasure. ~"Five bushels,"
16 2,1|     hole, the diameter of which measured nearly six feet, and allowed
17 2,9|         perimeter of the island measured, twenty included the south
18 2,0|         lump of iron. This cord measured nearly fifty fathoms, and
19 3,4|          The keel, of good oak, measured 110 feet in length, this
20 3,5|      fitted one into the other, measured from forty to fifty feet
21 3,5|   breadth of the sheet of water measured nearly 350 feet, and beyond