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 1 1,3|          returned, following the opposite side of the promontory,
 2 1,3|         was to go south, exactly opposite to that part of the coast
 3 1,3|         from the place which was opposite to the point from which
 4 1,3|         better than nothing. The opposite coast formed one vast bay,
 5 1,3|       than a quarter of a mile. ~Opposite the islet, the beach consisted
 6 1,3|        without difficulty on the opposite shore. Quickly drying themselves
 7 1,6|          without difficulty. The opposite shore appeared to be more
 8 1,4|       the direction of the coast opposite to the sun, for it must
 9 1,4|  inclining his stick to the side opposite to the sun, Cyrus Harding
10 1,6|         we might not find on the opposite side one of the caverns
11 1,6|      explorers recognized on the opposite shore the point which they
12 2,6|       forest, and bounded up the opposite bank. ~Herbert was there
13 2,0| reproducing Union Bay, which was opposite to Prospect Heights, from
14 3,1|       two miles off, and exactly opposite the plateau of Prospect
15 3,2|         and the boat touched the opposite shore of the islet. This
16 3,3|         a boat or landing on the opposite shore. ~As to Ayrton and
17 3,3|        gradually advanced to the opposite shore, and were now only
18 3,2|         in the moonlight. On the opposite side towards the door, the
19 3,5|      would be thrown to the side opposite the fertile regions of the