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 1  1, 10| flavour, which I easily became accustomed to. These different aliments
 2  1, 10|        more calm, regained his accustomed coldness of expression,
 3  1, 16|      perpendicularity! ~I soon accustomed myself to this fantastic
 4  2, 2 |        kind of fish." ~"We are accustomed to them," replied Captain
 5  2, 3 |      we followed. My eyes soon accustomed themselves to this relative
 6  2, 4 |      this time I ought to have accustomed myself to be surprised at
 7  2, 5 |      sir; for that reason I am accustomed to go into the steersman'
 8  2, 5 |     was dark; but soon my eyes accustomed themselves to the obscurity,
 9  2, 8 |      vainly tried to regain my accustomed coolness. ~At a few minutes
10  2, 9 |       degree of calmness to my accustomed work. ~That night, about
11  2, 9 |         it is true, but I soon accustomed myself to the peculiar darkness,
12  2, 11|      ocean had returned to its accustomed aspect. From this time for
13  2, 12|   intolerable to the Canadian, accustomed as he was to a life of liberty
14  2, 15|       to the seals and morses, accustomed to live in a hard climate,