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 1  1, 6 |            On the captain's face, generally so impassive, was an expression
 2  1, 20|          fountains that the birds generally drink from. But we were
 3  1, 22|        excellent telescope that I generally used. Then, leaning on the
 4  2, 2 | transparency of an opal; they are generally round or oval. The round
 5  2, 3 |           according to the method generally adopted in the navy. Whilst
 6  2, 5 |         for striking the whale is generally attached to a very long
 7  2, 10|           four o'clock, the soil, generally composed of a thick mud
 8  2, 12| exaggeration. These creatures are generally much smaller than the Greenland
 9  2, 12|        the midst of these waters, generally so peaceful, their tails
10  2, 13|      Nautilus remained immovable. Generally, when we can proceed no
11  2, 15|          not to see us; his face, generally so impassive, showed signs