Internal forces appear to have severed this mass from its surroundings and slowly upraised it seven thousand or more feet.
The water in a main beaver pond is usually three or more feet deep, a depth needed all the year around.
That ledge may denote a submarine precipice, a hundred, five hundred, a thousand or more feet deep, and the changes caused by such sudden and awful depths are beyond verbal description.
Snow a hundred or more feet deep in places covers his rocky sides.
The upper part of this peak that apparently dropped into the crater must have been six thousand or more feet high, with a basal diameter of about six miles.
It is so clear that a plate may be seen upon the bottom through fifty or more feet of water.
Of these, more than twelve thousand are ten or more feet in diameter.
In places fault scarps a score or more feet in height cross the alluvial cones at the mouths of the small high-grade valleys in the mountains.
Thorax with terminal apophyses (four to six or more feet), 571.
Six descending and six Peristome of the shell with { ascending alternating six to twelve or more feet.
Tetracoronis with four crossed feet, Hexacoronis with six radial feet, Stylocoronis with numerous (8 or more feet).
This should consist of an elastic switch or small pole, three or more feet in length.
It should be about three or more feet in length, and as large as a man's thumb at the butt end.
For a dug-out of good size, the log should be ten or more feet in length.
The violent stroke delivered to the waters of the sea created a vast wave, which in the region where it originated rolled upon the shores with a surf wall fifty or more feet high.
When the wave breaks on the shore it operates in the following manner: First, the overturning of its crest sends a great mass of water, it may be from the height of ten or more feet, down upon the shore.
There you find steamers a couple of hundred or more feet long, with, on either side of the engines, twenty or more feet space.
With the deck three feet out of the water forward, the top of the housing is fifteen or more feet high.
Florida specimens forty-five feet in height and two or more feet in diameter.
Two hundred to sometimes three hundred or more feet in height.
Ninety to one hundred ormore feet in height, two to five feet in diameter.
Thirty to fifty feet in height, one to two or more feet in diameter.
The squids range in size from gigantic specimens seventy or more feet in length to the minute Cranchia, which is luminous at times.
Devilfishes have been discovered in various seas, which weighed several hundred pounds, and whose length ranged from fifty to seventy or more feet.
These were generally in the deeper parts of the lagoon, where the water was fifteen or more feet deep, and therefore out of reach of the coral tongs.
A mass of water possibly many feet in diameter was lifted fifty or more feet in the air.
I recall several small ones and a few fully thirty or more feet in diameter, from which the overflow in a calm day was almost uniform from the entire veins, and nowhere thicker than a very thin sheet of glass.
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