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1 1,8|    impelled by an irresistible curiosity, and in a few minutes, sixteen
2 1,8|  replied Gideon Spilett, whose curiosity was not yet satisfied. ~"
3 2,0|      which greatly excited the curiosity of his companions. He took
4 2,1| approve of a voyage simply for curiosity's sake, for there was evidently
5 2,0|       very irritating to their curiosity, was executed always in
6 2,0|  thought. ~And then he had the curiosity to examine this flaw with
7 3,1|       place. Herbert felt more curiosity. Neb alone maintained his
8 3,6|    narrated and exposed to the curiosity of the public. ~For a long