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 1  1, 2 | nothing is more conformable to reason than to admit the existence
 2  1, 4 |    leviathan--by faith, not by reason. The monster did exist,
 3  1, 4 |        Have you any particular reason for being so incredulous?" ~
 4  1, 5 |     Farragut thought, and with reason, that it was better to remain
 5  1, 10|     you this second visit. The reason is that, your identity recognised,
 6  1, 21|        let them come. I see no reason for hindering them. After
 7  2, 4 |        No, sir; and for a good reason." ~"What is it?" ~"It is
 8  2, 5 |     easy?" ~"No, sir; for that reason I am accustomed to go into
 9  2, 6 |      Archipelago; but for some reason or other the panels remained
10  2, 8 |        wishing, in spite of my reason, that some unforeseen circumstance,
11  2, 11|  immense bank. And this is the reason why these plants unite in
12  2, 12|    told you, Ned." ~"A greater reason for making their acquaintance,"
13  2, 18|        Land said, there was no reason why it should come to an
14  2, 18|        its tail." ~"That is no reason," I replied. "The arms and
15  2, 19|           That is all the more reason for you to go to see him." ~