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 1 1,1| obliquely, and finally fell on a sandy beach, out of the reach
 2 1,3|         They were walking upon a sandy soil, mingled with stones,
 3 1,3|  promontory, over a soil equally sandy and rugged. However, Pencroft
 4 1,4|       far in among the rocks, by sandy passages in which light
 5 1,4| Stretched out below them was the sandy shore, bounded on the right
 6 1,7|           He tossed about on his sandy couch, scarcely giving a
 7 1,7|         to be one vast extent of sandy downs, bristling with thistles.
 8 1,0|          boggy at first, dry and sandy afterwards, had a gentle
 9 1,1|          the shore, and arid and sandy in the northern part. Between
10 1,1|           which died away on the sandy plains. It was on this side
11 1,6|          extend far, and a long, sandy plain, which began at the
12 2,2|        that it had stranded on a sandy beach, and not among rocks.
13 2,4|      cliff, no rocks, not even a sandy beach. The forest reached
14 2,4|     summit of a cliff or along a sandy beach, the settlers were
15 2,6|       fatigue, slept well on the sandy floor of the Chimneys would
16 2,9|      shore became again flat and sandy. A few trees here and there
17 3,4|      that channel, with its fine sandy bed, just like the beach,