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 1    1,    2|     John began to turn over the leaves rapidly, running down each
 2    1,    8|         description of it which leaves nothing unsaid. He tells
 3    1,   16|         welcome to turn over my leaves whenever you like.”~The
 4    1,   18|     that is to say, if Thalcave leaves any for them.”~“But couldn’
 5    1,   23|    waters, into which the lower leaves dipped. There was no want
 6    1,   23|        here and there among the leaves, one might have called it
 7    1,   23|        he laid on a bed of damp leaves, just where the large branches
 8    1,   23|     nests stowed away among the leaves, not to speak of their feathered
 9    1,   24|      time of it among the thick leaves, judging by the peals of
10    2,    1|         at Cape Bernouilli, and leaves it at Twofold Bay. You will
11    2,    9|    every year, instead of their leaves; where the leaves present
12    2,    9|         their leaves; where the leaves present their sides to the
13    2,   12|        a fresh branch of mimosa leaves lying across her, and Paganel
14    2,   13|        extremity with alternate leaves. At the axle of these leaves
15    2,   13|    leaves. At the axle of these leaves solitary flowers drooped
16    2,   13|       in the disposition of the leaves. Instead of presenting their
17    2,   13|         Only the profile of the leaves is seen in this singular
18    2,   13|     Paganel, how it is that the leaves grow in this fashion?”~“
19    2,   13|        also. Hence these narrow leaves, which seek to defend themselves
20    2,   14|      their crown of long narrow leaves. The air was balmy and odorous
21    2,   15|      feet high, with bright red leaves which gladdened the eye.~“
22    2,   15|   easily beneath their drooping leaves, and sometimes the spurs
23    2,   19|         the interior. Under its leaves, which resembled those of
24    3,   10|     kai-kateas” with persistent leaves and red berries; “dracaenas
25    3,   11| encircled with a crown of green leaves. His face, arms, and chest
26    3,   13|         was carpeted with green leaves, and in the middle, a slight