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 1  1, 10|      to be made of leaves of gold. I lighted it at a little
 2  1, 17|    azure fins and tails like gold, the flesh of which is unrivalled;
 3  1, 21| ready to pay their weight in gold. ~Conseil and I were absorbed
 4  2, 6 | ingots. ~They were ingots of gold. From whence came this precious
 5  2, 6 |      the Captain gather this gold from? and what was he going
 6  2, 6 |     than 4,000 lb. weight of gold, that is to say, nearly
 7  2, 6 |    and the chest filled with gold. Soon, I felt by certain
 8  2, 8 |   their galleons, laden with gold and silver from America,
 9  2, 8 |    barrels escaped ingots of gold and silver, cascades of
10  2, 8 |     inexhaustible fishery of gold and silver. ~I understood
11  2, 14|    banner, bearing an "N" in gold quartered on its bunting.