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Below him was a gentle declivity ending to the south in darkness.
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A gentle declivity for the final charge must be sought.
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He paused and looked back over the long gentle declivity toward the south and west.
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The road made its way down a gentle declivity, into an increasingly damp and dreary landscape.
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Low parallel ridges of gentle declivity glided constantly across his way, their valleys sloping to the river.
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It is on a gentle declivity leaning to the south-east, and situated between Mount Aventine and the Monte Testaccio.
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The rest of the way to the lake was down a gentle declivity, and the wheelbarrow moved more easily than before.
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He now paused at the top of a crooked and gentle declivity, and obtained his first near view of the city.
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It stands partly on a gentle declivity; but the greatest part of it is in a plain, watered by the river Clyde.
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To the right a wide foot walk separated the drive from a gentle declivity sown with saplings, running down to the water.
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Captain Nemo made a sign with his hand, and we followed him by a gentle declivity till we disappeared under the waves.
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Beneath this and lower down was another plain of gentle declivity, which was also surrounded by a similar ridge equally difficult of ascent.
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Loch Vennachar lies between hills of comparatively gentle declivity, pastured by flocks, and tufted with patches of the prickly gorse and coarse ferns.
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It is situated on a gentle declivity, commanding an extensive prospect to the westward; to the eastward the view is interrupted by thick woods.
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On and up we went, ascending a gentle declivity until we came to a brook said to be two miles from the boat landing.
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A purling brook at the left rolled its silvery current down a gentle declivity, and in front, for half a mile, was open country.
