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 1  1, 10|            You are examining my shells, Professor? Unquestionably
 2  1, 15|     with the impalpable dust of shells. The hull of the Nautilus,
 3  1, 15|         flowers, rocks, plants, shells, and polypi were shaded
 4  1, 15|    donaciae (veritable bounding shells), of staircases, and red
 5  1, 15|        silicious and calcareous shells. We then travelled over
 6  1, 21|      which I saw a profusion of shells, zoophytes, and marine plants.
 7  1, 21|     filled with divers ordinary shells, when, all at once, he saw
 8  1, 21|      boy; it is a left shell." ~Shells are all right-handed, with
 9  1, 22|    snails, we were fixed to our shells, and I declare it is easy
10  2, 1 | specimens of polypi and curious shells of mollusca. {one sentence
11  2, 1 |        spiral-shaped and fluted shells, which Cuvier justly compares
12  2, 1 |          the body drawn in, the shells turned over, changing their
13  2, 2 |     lines the interior of their shells, are capable of producing
14  2, 3 |     state of this tridacne. The shells were a little open; the
15  2, 3 |         his dagger, and the two shells closed suddenly. I then
16  2, 10|  shrimps, and a large number of shells, rockfish, and limpets.
17  2, 11|        in, and so weighted with shells and barnacles that they
18  2, 14|       placed between two quartz shells; long purple and scarlet
19  2, 20|     covered with the remains of shells, bristling with foraminiferae,
20  2, 20|        under a coating of white shells, much resembling a covering