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 1  1, 3 |       as a hermit-crab in the shell of a whelk," said Conseil. ~
 2  1, 12|     afraid of, for the double shell is as firm as iron; no rigging
 3  1, 13|     each other, resembled the shell which clothes the bodies
 4  1, 14| plunged into the study of the shell treasures hidden behind
 5  1, 15| rattled like an almond in its shell. ~The light, which lit the
 6  1, 21|   into the net, to draw out a shell, and heard me utter a cry. ~"
 7  1, 21|       What discovery?" ~"This shell," I said, holding up the
 8  1, 21|     Yes, my boy; it is a left shell." ~Shells are all right-handed,
 9  1, 21|    commenced the attack?" ~"A shell is not worth the life of
10  2, 2 |       of the creature. On the shell it is fast: in the flesh
11  2, 2 |       When they adhere to the shell, the fishermen often pull
12  2, 2 | singly. Those adhering to the shell of the oyster are more irregular
13  2, 8 |  bolts which attach it to the shell of the Nautilus. So all
14  2, 21|    projectiles had struck the shell of the Nautilus, it would
15  2, 21|      moment a shot struck the shell of the Nautilus obliquely,
16  2, 21|  cages were pushed within the shell until they were flush with
17  2, 21|  yards from me I saw the open shell, through which the water