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1  1, 6 |    trembled down to their stepping holes, and the clouds of smoke
2  1, 15|            the metal helmet. Three holes, protected by thick glass,
3  1, 16| phosphorescent matter ejected from holes pierced around the muzzle.
4  2, 9 |          grottos, and unfathomable holes, at the bottom of which
5  2, 9 |        crustacea crouched in their holes; giant lobsters setting
6  2, 12|          on its side, riddled with holes from the bites, and quite
7  2, 15|         have the instinct to break holes in the ice-field and to
8  2, 15|           keep them open. To these holes they come for breath; when
9  2, 18|          One could see the 250 air holes on the inner side of the