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 1  1, 10|        were spread out chaplets of pearls of the greatest beauty,
 2  1, 10|        little sparks of fire; pink pearls, torn from the pinna-marina
 3  1, 10| pinna-marina of the Red Sea; green pearls, yellow, blue, and black
 4  1, 10|            yellow, blue, and black pearls, the curious productions
 5  1, 10|   inestimable value. Some of these pearls were larger than a pigeon'
 6  2, 2 |           are capable of producing pearls." ~"Mussels too?" asked
 7  2, 2 |    paragraph is edited} ~"Are many pearls found in the same oyster?"
 8  2, 2 |            say a hundred and fifty pearls. Sharks would not be sense." ~"
 9  2, 2 |           means they extract these pearls?" ~"They proceed in various
10  2, 2 |      washed." ~"The price of these pearls varies according to their
11  2, 2 |        beautiful are called virgin pearls, or paragons. They are formed
12  2, 2 |            are classed those small pearls known under the name of
13  2, 3 |          an inexhaustible field of pearls, the length of which is
14  2, 3 |       pocket of his dress a bag of pearls, placed it in his hand!