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1  1, 14|             and different sorts of seaweed. Our drink consisted of
2  1, 14|          Kamschatcha method from a seaweed known under the name of
3  1, 15|          travelled over a plain of seaweed of wild and luxuriant vegetation.
4  2, 2 |         the oysters on mats of the seaweed which covers the banks.
5  2, 4 |          presence of a microscopic seaweed?" ~"Yes." ~"So, Captain
6  2, 5 | substructures of coral, zoophytes, seaweed, and fucus, agitating their
7  2, 9 |         paths were encumbered with seaweed and fucus, between which
8  2, 11|          meadow, a close carpet of seaweed, fucus, and tropical berries,
9  2, 12|         they cover themselves with seaweed and fucus, and then are