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 1 1,1|           the two parts of the jaws Mandible Cape." ~"But there are two
 2 1,1|        Pencroft, "we can have North Mandible Cape and South Mandible
 3 1,1|             Mandible Cape and South Mandible Cape." ~"They are inscribed,"
 4 1,4|         northern side of Cape South Mandible. They would breakfast on
 5 1,4|     received the name of Cape South Mandible. Nothing could be seen there
 6 1,5|     explored as far as the point of Mandible Cape, seven miles distant
 7 1,9|         which was closed by the two Mandible Capes on the north, and
 8 2,2|          towards the south, the two Mandible Capes appeared to move,
 9 2,8|       frequented the shores of Cape Mandible. At this place the beach
10 2,8|        dozen shovelers, whose upper mandible was prolonged on each side
11 2,0|        rapid furrows across it from Mandible Cape to Claw Cape, propelled
12 2,9|         mouth of Falls River to the Mandible Capes, as well as of the
13 2,9|           ran rapidly towards North Mandible Cape, for the wind was right
14 2,9|    favorable wind for reaching Cape Mandible," observed the reporter. ~"
15 2,0| Bonadventure," weathering the North Mandible Cape, entered the strait
16 2,0|            jaws. ~The distance from Mandible Cape to the mouth of the
17 2,0|         Prospect Heights, from Cape Mandible to Claw Cape. ~The horizon
18 3,1|        drawn from Claw Cape to Cape Mandible would have rested on her
19 3,3|      granite? From Claw Cape to the Mandible Capes, in all the extent
20 3,5|             shot graze the rocks of Mandible Cape, nearly five miles
21 3,1|         coast from Claw Cape to the Mandible Capes, the extensive Tadorn