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1 1,0|      bears thirty-two thousand seeds; to the tobacco-plant, which
2 2,8|      of the chicory tribe, the seeds of which by pressure yield
3 2,2|  fleshy leaves, others bearing seeds containing a sort of flour. ~
4 2,4|            Nor to gather those seeds," added Herbert, "which
5 2,4|     Herbert, go and gather the seeds, which you know better than
6 2,4|        store of vegetables, of seeds, some game, and two couple
7 2,6|    unnecessary to say that the seeds collected by Herbert on
8 2,7| ammunition, weapons, tools, or seeds. ~"At his, the convict's
9 3,4|      and boxes of all kinds of seeds, not in the least injured