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 1 XIV   | sustained the accords of this living orchestra.~Upon resuming
 2 XVI   |    replied the doctor; “every living creature is sensible that
 3 XVII  |     still be seen.~The tribes living near to the equator seem
 4 XVIII |     mosquitoes, there’s not a living being to be seen on it.”~“
 5 XIX   |     Latif-Effendi. The tribes living near the Nile are hostile
 6 XXVII |      and fresh tracks of some living creature marked here and
 7 XXVIII|   balloon party were the only living creatures in this terrestrial
 8 XIX   |   size burst headlong, like a living hurricane, through the forests,
 9 XXXI  |      trade between the tribes living along the borders of the
10 XXXV  |      this way; and the people living along the shores of the
11 XXXV  |  fruit. And all this horrible living mass writhed and twisted
12 XLII  |   vines, the foliage, all the living part of this vegetation,
13 XLIII | Gouina. But not a boat, not a living creature was to be seen.