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 1 1,4|            young boy was well up in natural history, and always had
 2 1,4|   industrious lad. And his turn for natural history was, more than once
 3 1,4|             of the forest. It was a natural staircase. Herbert and the
 4 1,5|      Pencroft asked him in the most natural tone, if by chance he happened
 5 1,0|             configuration or in its natural productions, his great aim
 6 1,0|             scoria formed a sort of natural staircase of large steps,
 7 1,2|            to his favorite science, Natural History, reverted to the
 8 1,3|     remarkably well informed in the natural sciences, would render greater
 9 1,3|        would serve to transform the natural substances. The part which
10 1,5|   decarburation of the metal, gives natural or puddled steel; the second,
11 1,6|            the matter thoroughly. A natural dwelling would spare us
12 1,7|            known under the name of "natural soda." ~This obtained, the
13 1,9|         since the passage offered a natural staircase, through which
14 1,9|               Nothing could be more natural." Pencroft and he were great
15 1,9|     southwest point of the lagoon a natural warren, a slightly damp
16 1,1|       surprised, as he did not know Natural History. But, by their barking,
17 2,1|          light boat; and in case of natural obstacles, which would render
18 2,2|           cried Pencroft, with very natural impatience. "What's in this
19 2,2|             idioms, 1 dictionary of natural science, in six volumes;
20 2,2|           As to the dictionaries of natural science and Polynesian idioms,
21 2,3|            neutralize miasmas. This natural antidote has been tried
22 2,3|            up the river there was a natural barrier. ~Presently, after
23 2,4|           and the water pursued its natural course. The engineer was
24 2,4|           Herbert, in a fit of very natural enthusiasm. ~"Well, my boy,"
25 2,5|            creek. It formed quite a natural harbor, invisible from the
26 2,6|       Pencroft, nothing can be more natural. Some one has come during
27 2,7| water-courses, either artificial or natural. On the northwest, by the
28 2,8|            the varnish, resumed its natural softness and elasticity;
29 2,9|       apparatus there was already a natural force at the disposal of
30 2,9|           was talking chemistry and natural philosophy, numbers of kangaroos,
31 2,9|        picture in our dictionary of Natural History!" said Herbert. ~"
32 2,0|             And the exclamation was natural, for it was a southern whale,
33 2,5|              better clothed, it was natural that his physical nature
34 3,1|           of the island; there is a natural port, fresh water, roads,
35 3,1|             some distance appear as natural foliage, and thus disguise
36 3,5|         thick mass of granite. Many natural excavations situated in
37 3,6|          discoveries, especially of natural productions, since Harding
38 3,7|             his sleep appeared more natural. ~"Tell me again that you
39 3,0|             and to employ it in its natural state, since they had no
40 3,5|         various parts of the world, natural crypts dating from the geological