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 1 XXX    |      under your feet; see the bones scattered on the ground.”~“
 2 XXX    |      So there are!” I cried; “bones of extinct animals.”~I had
 3 XXX    |       I named these monstrous bones, which lay scattered about
 4 XXXVII |       vast plain, of bleached bones lay spread before us. It
 5 XXXVIII|      tools, earthen utensils, bones of children and adults.
 6 XXXVIII|  these remains were not human bones, but objects bearing the
 7 XXXVIII| Lucerne in 1577 of those huge bones which the celebrated Dr.
 8 XXXVIII|      have recognised in these bones nothing more remarkable
 9 XXXVIII|      more remarkable than the bones of the mammoth and other
10 XXXIX  |       trod upon a pavement of bones. We pushed on, impelled
11 XXXIX  |     shore behind the hills of bones. The rash Professor, careless
12 XXXIX  |      and resembling those the bones of which were found in the
13 XXXIX  |     lifted up in the field of bones; it was a giant, able to