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1 1,1|  call this gulf which is so singularly like a pair of open jaws,
2 1,2| they had just chosen, which singularly facilitated the exchange
3 2,4|   these animals, which were singularly active, did not appear to
4 2,0|    the engineer had been so singularly recovered, and which seabirds
5 3,4|   to their native land were singularly increased. But, to decide
6 3,5|    whose influence has been singularly useful to our colony. I
7 3,6| acclimatize to the plateau. Singularly enough, Ayrton did not acknowledge