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 1  1, 7 |     sought an explanation? What kind of beings existed in this
 2  1, 7 |          which formed on deck a kind of horizontal platform,
 3  1, 8 |        seemed to be of the same kind, living, moving, and formidable
 4  1, 10|   destroy a contrivance of this kind, as he would a gigantic
 5  1, 10|       door, I found myself in a kind of passage lighted by electricity,
 6  1, 10|      nor from the East. It is a kind of sea-weed, rich in nicotine,
 7  1, 11|       explanations. Will you be kind enough to listen to me?" ~
 8  1, 14|      Captain, believe me " ~"Be kind enough to listen, and you
 9  1, 15| zoophytes of the most beautiful kind, and I was at first struck
10  1, 16|         albatross of the finest kind. ~Our march had not been
11  1, 17|    hauled in. They were a large kind of "chaluts," like those
12  1, 20|     emerald bird, the most rare kind." It measured three feet
13  2, 1 |        belonged to the tubercle kind which are peculiar to the
14  2, 2 |         very familiar with that kind of fish." ~"We are accustomed
15  2, 3 |       is well situated for that kind of fishing. It is sheltered
16  2, 3 |       feet trod the bottom of a kind of circular pit. There Captain
17  2, 4 |        joins to the mainland, a kind of inaccessible Gibraltar,
18  2, 4 |   certain number of fishes of a kind perfectly identical. Certain
19  2, 9 |       As we advanced, I heard a kind of pattering above my head.
20  2, 10|     catch an undecided gleam, a kind of twilight filling a circular
21  2, 11|       above, no incident of any kind happened to signalise our
22  2, 12|    world. He did nothing of the kind, but continued on his way
23  2, 12|         seas, I do not know the kind of whale frequenting them!" ~"
24  2, 14|         rudimentary diatomas, a kind of cells placed between
25  2, 14|       some coral shrubs, of the kind which, according to James
26  2, 14|    petrels, and some damiers, a kind of small duck, the underpart
27  2, 14|         glided sea-elephants, a kind of seal, with short, flexible
28  2, 17|      not a bird of the swiftest kind could follow us, and the
29  2, 20|    haunted my mind, and I had a kind of presentiment that before