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1  1, 22|   dazzling. It was produced by myriads of luminous animalculae,
2  2, 1 |        only by the presence of myriads of infusoria, a sort of
3  2, 14|       of birds in the air, and myriads of fishes under those waters,
4  2, 14|        and limpets. I also saw myriads of northern clios, one-and-a-quarter
5  2, 14|       continent was alive with myriads of birds. But their rule
6  2, 15| lightning. The fire from these myriads of diamonds was blinding.
7  2, 17|    served as nest and food for myriads of crustacea and molluscs,