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The character and tides of the ocean it is beyond the function of this work to investigate, and, besides, many have recorded them. I would add but a single word, that nowhere has the sea more potent influence: many tidal currents set in various directions; nor merely do the incoming tides wash the shores and ebb again, but penetrate the land deeply and invest it, and even steal into the heart of of hills and mountains as though into their native element.
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