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 1  1, 4 |      tell of ships which the teeth of the narwhal have pierced
 2  1, 7 |      broken by the monster's teeth. It is the only injury the
 3  1, 8 | clearly cut mouth, beautiful teeth, with fine taper hands,
 4  1, 13|    huge mouth bristling with teeth; with many other species. ~
 5  1, 16|   huge mouths bristling with teeth, from a very unscientific
 6  1, 19|  replied the Canadian, whose teeth seemed sharpened like the
 7  1, 21|    broad and flat, and white teeth. Their woolly hair, with
 8  1, 22|   eyes flashed sullenly; his teeth were set; his stiff body,
 9  2, 1 |  whose mouth is studded with teeth like a mosaic; and large
10  2, 3 |     known by its six rows of teeth placed in an isosceles triangle
11  2, 5 |    with two long and pointed teeth which formed on each side
12  2, 5 |      harpoon, the creature's teeth were buried in the gunwale,
13  2, 5 |      the heart. ~I heard its teeth grind on the iron plate,
14  2, 10|  long, with triangular sharp teeth, and whose transparency
15  2, 12|   Yankee-doodle" between his teeth, thrust his hands into his
16  2, 12|    are nothing but mouth and teeth." ~Mouth and teeth! No one
17  2, 12| mouth and teeth." ~Mouth and teeth! No one could better describe
18  2, 12|  escaped from the cachalot's teeth. I recognised the southern
19  2, 14|    bulldog heads, armed with teeth in both jaws, four incisors
20  2, 14| bottom, and two large canine teeth in the shape of a fleur-de-lis.
21  2, 18|      several rows of pointed teeth, came out quivering from