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 1 II     |         he muttered between his teeth.~And Professor Liedenbrock
 2 XXX    |      said. “These are the molar teeth of the deinotherium; this
 3 XXXII  |       angular scales; it had no teeth, its pectoral fins were
 4 XXXIII |       conveys his ideas to me.~“Teeth!” I cried, considering the
 5 XXXIII |          those are the marks of teeth imprinted upon the metal!
 6 XXXIII |       the deep marks of conical teeth upon the iron pick are certainly
 7 XXXIII |       vast jaws and its rows of teeth! It is diving down!”~“There’
 8 XXXIII |    lizard’s head, a crocodile’s teeth; and hence our mistake.
 9 XXXIII |      one hundred and eighty-two teeth.~The plesiosaurus, a serpent
10 XXXVII |         and fierce winds in our teeth? We cannot steer; we shall
11 XXXVIII|   preserving their shape, sound teeth, abundant hair, and finger
12 XXXVIII| touching the brow and the front teeth, the other from the orifice
13 XLII   |        your eyes than with your teeth? Your reasoning has in it
14 XLIII  |      uncle between his clenched teeth, “you are afraid. But don’