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 1  1, 1 |   those which frequent those parts of the sea round the Aleutian,
 2  1, 5 |    it should be met in those parts. Large quantities of bacon
 3  1, 11|      It was divided into two parts; the first contained the
 4  1, 12|   was brought from different parts of the globe." ~"But these
 5  1, 12|      the globe." ~"But these parts had to be put together and
 6  1, 13|     transparency. In certain parts of the ocean at the Antilles,
 7  1, 15|     ooze," composed of equal parts of silicious and calcareous
 8  1, 16|      chiefly in the northern parts of the Pacific, or probably
 9  1, 18|      by the natives of these parts. Dumont d'Urville, much
10  1, 19|     of treading on the solid parts of our planet?" ~"I can
11  1, 21| Nautilus would pass in these parts, if it float in open sea
12  2, 1 |     gigantic cetacean? Three parts of this day I spent on the
13  2, 1 |     of Amboyna, and in these parts of the sea." ~"But, sir,"
14  2, 3 |    dark line enclosing three parts of the horizon, from south-west
15  2, 4 |  observe the upper and lower parts of this curious sea. ~The
16  2, 6 |   ever ended in the volcanic parts of the sea," replied Captain
17  2, 9 |     this medium--their under parts dark and wild, the upper
18  2, 13|   wind blew sharply from all parts of the compass, and the
19  2, 14|     volcanic origin. In some parts, slight curls of smoke emitted
20  2, 14|     orb cut in exactly equal parts by the horizon. ~I looked
21  2, 16|  came in in abundance to all parts of the Nautilus. ~
22  2, 19|   coasting about the several parts of the American coast. We