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 1 1,6|   were waiting the passage of insects which served for their nourishment.
 2 1,5|      which served to hold the insects. ~"And when it is in the
 3 1,0|      weeded, and searched for insects and worms; then a bed of
 4 1,1|   corn-field." And woe to the insects which dared to venture there!
 5 1,1|       asked Pencroft. ~"Coral insects," replied Cyrus Harding. "
 6 1,1| Forty-seven millions of these insects are needed to weigh a grain,
 7 1,1|  succeeding to centuries, and insects to insects, this Pacific
 8 1,1|     centuries, and insects to insects, this Pacific may one day
 9 1,1|      not have entrusted these insects with the construction of
10 1,1|  beginning by the work of the insects, I have perhaps let myself
11 1,1|  Island has been made by your insects?" ~"No," replied Harding; "
12 2,4|       being never attacked by insects. I will add that by sawing