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 1  1, 13|           Japan. These fish, more numerous than the birds of the air,
 2  1, 14|          of beautiful shades, and numerous "mare's tails," which betokened
 3  1, 16|         fishes of all kinds, more numerous than the birds of the air,
 4  1, 18|         the Lascar, he would find numerous debris of the wreck, but
 5  1, 18|         time. ~There it collected numerous relics of the wreck-- iron
 6  1, 20|     already eaten many during his numerous voyages, and he knew how
 7  1, 21|      island indistinctly; but the numerous fires, lighted on the beach,
 8  1, 21|          natives were there, more numerous than on the day before--
 9  1, 22| Carpentaria. The reefs were still numerous, but more equalised, and
10  2, 1 |     distance. Its nets brought up numerous specimens of polypi and
11  2, 3 |       month will be assembled the numerous fishing boats of the exporters,
12  2, 4 |         were, and must have been, numerous. But in our time, steamers
13  2, 6 |          to hide himself from the numerous vessels, of all nations,
14  2, 10|          It belongs to one of the numerous islands with which this
15  2, 11|        Amazon or the Mississippi; numerous wrecks, remains of keels,
16  2, 13|     Captain told me that formerly numerous tribes of seals inhabited
17  2, 14|  barometer. While crossing, I saw numerous whales belonging to the
18  2, 15|          seemed everywhere alike. Numerous blackish patches spread
19  2, 18|     landing or hailing one of the numerous boats that coast from one