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 1  1, 5 |            and have drawn all the curious people of the capital!" ~"
 2  1, 10|       blue, and black pearls, the curious productions of the divers
 3  1, 13|        Ned; well, you see now." ~"Curious! curious!" muttered the
 4  1, 13|          you see now." ~"Curious! curious!" muttered the Canadian,
 5  1, 16|         olive, fawn, and brown. ~"Curious anomaly, fantastic element!"
 6  1, 16|         fetch L80. I admired this curious mammal, with its rounded
 7  1, 17|          That day they brought up curious specimens from those productive
 8  1, 17|          a moment?" he said, in a curious voice. ~"What is the matter,
 9  1, 19|        master. We are sure to see curious things, and for the last
10  1, 20|           However, I examined the curious bird. Conseil was right.
11  1, 22| companions and I then witnessed a curious spectacle. The hatches of
12  2, 1 |           specimens of polypi and curious shells of mollusca. {one
13  2, 1 |        and I were astonished by a curious spectacle. ~It was a shoal
14  2, 4 |          that, after visiting the curious coasts of Arabia and Egypt,
15  2, 4 |           and lower parts of this curious sea. ~The 8th of February,
16  2, 6 |           give you a sight of the curious spectacle of a submarine
17  2, 8 |       down, and I will tell you a curious episode in this history.
18  2, 9 |           M. Aronnax, I propose a curious excursion." ~"Propose, Captain?" ~"
19  2, 14|         anger. ~As I passed these curious animals I could examine
20  2, 16|      detached from the mass. By a curious effect of specific gravity,
21  2, 18|           wish to bury with me my curious and novel studies. I had
22  2, 18|          towards the Captain. ~"A curious collection of poulps?" I