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than 180 feet. In .two or three spots the frag- 

 ments which have been detached are brought 



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together in immense heaps, that appear as an 

 accumulation of cubical masses, the product of 

 some quarry." Mr. Stevenson states that during 

 the erection of the Bell-rock lighthouse, such 

 was the force of the waves, that drift rocks, 

 measuring upwards of thirty cubic feet, and 

 more than two tons in weight, have during 

 storms been thrown upon the rock from the 

 deep water which surrounds it. 



Almost the whole coast of Yorkshire, from 



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