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The village itself stands on lower land, mostly below eighty feet. West of the village, the surface rises somewhat promptly to 130 feet.
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The village itself stands on lower land, mostly below eighty feet. West of the village, the surface rises somewhat promptly to 130 feet.
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How about : The village itself stands on lower ground, mostly below eighty feet. West of the village, the land rises somewhat abruptly to 130 feet.
- How about : The village itself stands on lower ground, mostly below eighty feet.
- West of the village, the land rises somewhat abruptly to 130 feet.
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How about :
The village itself stands on lower ground, mostly below eighty feet. West of the village, the land rises somewhat abruptly to 130 feet.
The village itself stands on lower ground, mostly below eighty feet. West of the village, the land rises somewhat abruptly to 130 feet.
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