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1 1, 1| Mangles, the captain, what sort of an animal he thought 2 1, 9| bands of cloud, forming a sort of aerial archipelago in 3 1, 11| flowers, but animals of any sort only came in sight occasionally, 4 1, 12| violence of the TEMPORALES, a sort of hurricane peculiar to 5 1, 13| zero. Besides, there was a sort of fireplace in it, with 6 1, 13| exclaimed, “A guanaco!”~“What sort of an animal is that?” asked 7 1, 14| encircling in his flight a sort of inaccessible plateau 8 1, 15| The isacus, a graceful sort of dove with gray feathers 9 1, 17| able to enter into some sort of communication with those 10 1, 18| this imperious necessity. A sort of leather tent, called 11 1, 18| ALFAFARES, a poor, burnt-up sort of lucerne that grew there.~ 12 1, 18| banks of the rio a ramada, a sort of enclosure, which had 13 1, 18| the surrounding plains. A sort of partridge peculiar to 14 1, 18| EDENTATA, an armadillo, a sort of tatou, covered with a 15 1, 22| close packed, but a strange sort.~“Well,” said Robert.~“This 16 1, 25| their great surprise, in a sort of dim twilight, produced 17 2, 1| his next question was what sort of a voyage he had made.~“ 18 2, 2| Mangles.~“Ah, now I do see a sort of peak, but very indistinctly.”~“ 19 2, 6| DUNCAN found herself in a sort of creek, sheltered by a 20 2, 6| boat glided easily into a sort of natural creek between 21 2, 9| calling, Madam, to know this sort of thing, and to give you 22 2, 9| There is that Australia, a sort of parody, or rather a defiance 23 2, 10| porcupine, half ant-eater, a sort of unfinished animal belonging 24 2, 14| largest establishment of this sort was that of Mr. Jamieson, 25 2, 19| and entrusted to Wilson a sort of oar to steady the raft 26 2, 19| between two stones, made a sort of flour. This was converted 27 3, 11| to the tribe; they were a sort of small change thrown among 28 3, 15| the little party reached a sort of redan, formed by a projecting