• Like cliffs which have been rent asunder
• It was as if they had cloven into ancient cliffs like so much butter.
• He liked best to wander along the cliffs or across the downs by the sea.
• These are the white cliffs of England that you have so often read about.
• But when they came nearer to the island they saw a wondrous sight upon the cliffs.
• Now he knew the truth that is known to all fighters, and hunters, and climbers of cliffs.
• I took Ponting out to see some interesting thaw effects on the ice cliffs east of the Camp.
• Then Slid sent some of his smaller waves to search out what stood against him, and the cliffs shattered them.
• They can undermine such cliffs indeed, and then grind the fragments to powder, but their direct action is limited.
• There was little change in the formation of the gorge; it still wound its erratic course between precipitous cliffs.

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