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 1    1,    6|         and in his look was that peculiar indecision which is common
 2    1,    6| nyctalopes, or people who have a peculiar construction of the eye,
 3    1,    9|         was smitten with quite a peculiar interest for this young
 4    1,   12|  TEMPORALES, a sort of hurricane peculiar to those regions, which
 5    1,   13|         to take advantage of his peculiar powers of sight, was knocked
 6    1,   13|        at their base. Owing to a peculiar phenomenon of the Cordilleras,
 7    1,   16|     ready, the Patagonian gave a peculiar whistle, and immediately
 8    1,   16|     horse, and gazed at him with peculiar sympathy. His intelligent
 9    1,   17|     eastern, give those plains a peculiar appearance. The soil is
10    1,   18|    ground gave the desert a most peculiar character. Eighty miles
11    1,   18|      plains. A sort of partridge peculiar to the Pampas, called TINAMOUS;
12    1,   20|       about the Arabs there is a peculiar expression of ferocity in
13    1,   22|            said Robert.~“This is peculiar certainly,” said Paganel,
14    1,   25|         as the ferocious species peculiar to America, called CAIMANS
15    1,   26|    sensibly felt. The VIRAZON, a peculiar wind, which blows regularly
16    2,    8|      their horses. Ayrton gave a peculiar cry, and his team set off.
17    2,    9|       noticed a species of sheep peculiar to New Holland— sheep with
18    2,   10|       scarlet acanthus, a flower peculiar to the country.~A few cassowaries
19    2,   10|       curious, and, what’s more, peculiar to Australia. One might
20    2,   13|       little freshness at all, a peculiar light, as if the rays came
21    2,   13|         whole, and constituted a peculiar spectacle rich in novel
22    2,   13|        no mistake in giving this peculiar foliage to the tree, but
23    2,   14|      they killed certain animals peculiar to the country, the very
24    3,    5|        their food, which gives a peculiar flavor, not to the taste
25    3,    8|    desire of obtaining some bird peculiar to New Zealand. His curiosity
26    3,    8|     worms or seeds. This bird is peculiar to the country. It has been
27    3,   13|        like earthquake, but that peculiar tremor that affects the
28    3,   19|        in the west, threw up its peculiar outlines in sharp relief.