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 1  1, 7 |     disappearance had not been noticed; and, if it had been, the
 2  1, 13|      be compared to a cigar. I noticed that its iron plates, slightly
 3  1, 15|       surface of the water. ~I noticed that the green plants kept
 4  1, 16|     the air. ~Another effect I noticed, which was the passage of
 5  1, 16|  classify them; for my part, I noticed their silver bellies, and
 6  1, 23|      macciota," and on which I noticed several beautiful specimens
 7  2, 2 |    westward. The first thing I noticed was a range of mountains
 8  2, 3 |       oarsmen did not hurry. I noticed that their strokes, strong
 9  2, 4 |      the impassable Red Sea. I noticed that in the Red Sea and
10  2, 6 |   Forty-two degrees." ~"I have noticed it, Captain," I replied; "
11  2, 10|        much from those already noticed. There were rays of giant
12  2, 10|      Amongst bony fish Conseil noticed some about three yards long,
13  2, 11|      of plants and sea weed, I noticed some charming pink halcyons
14  2, 12| ordinary food. From that day I noticed with uneasiness that Ned
15  2, 13|        three in the morning, I noticed that the lower surface of
16  2, 14|   whose ears are prominent), I noticed several varieties of seals
17  2, 14| tracked by the hunters. I also noticed large medusae floating between
18  2, 22|        not think he would have noticed me, so entirely was he absorbed