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 1 1,4|            those of the web-footed species with long, flat, pointed
 2 1,4|         rocks. They belong to that species of molluscous perforators
 3 1,6|            could not recognize the species. In all probability, and
 4 1,0|          belonging to the pheasant species. They were tragopans, ornamented
 5 1,0|          not ordinary sheep, but a species usually found in the mountainous
 6 1,2|          for the most part, to the species which abound in the temperate
 7 1,2|          to deal just now with the species which is most difficult
 8 1,2|            there are about a dozen species." ~"Herbert," replied the
 9 1,2|  sententiously, "there is only one species of kangaroos to me, that
10 1,2|            feet. Other arborescent species, unknown to the young naturalist,
11 1,3|            could not recognize the species. Cyrus Harding advised them
12 1,3|      wormwood genus, the principal species of which are absinthe, balm-mint,
13 1,5|            trees, belonging to the species already discovered, were
14 1,6|            for it belonged to that species of diamond serpents which
15 1,6|            recognized directly the species of amphibian to which the
16 1,6|          lamantin, but one of that species of the order of cetaceans,
17 1,9|            the twisted fibers of a species of cane, had the strength
18 1,9|      savory, all the sweet-scented species of the labiated plants,
19 1,1|          is more strange, that the species are extremely varied. There
20 1,2|       belonging to one of the four species which are included in the
21 1,2|          and they were also of the species of Tajacu, recognizable
22 1,2|          some animal of the feline species had passed there, which
23 2,1|             It was a turtle of the species Midas, the edible green
24 2,3|        genera and thirteen hundred species!" ~The lad was allowed to
25 2,7|            belonged to the Chinese species, of which the wings open
26 2,8|           caught fine trout, and a species of fish whose silvery sides
27 2,8|        which more than two hundred species are now known. The kitchen
28 2,8|            belonged to the houbara species, characterized by a sort
29 2,0|           belonged to the southern species, called the "Cape Whale." ~"
30 2,0|          feet long, a giant of the species, probably not weighing less
31 2,2|        Granite House. ~They were a species of ficoide, some similar
32 2,3|           large trees, of the same species as those growing on Lincoln
33 2,3|            were obviously European species. ~Doubtless some whaler
34 2,5|      longer to belong to the human species. ~"And that's just the point,"
35 2,8|            could not recognize the species. ~A few days after came
36 3,0|            cut from the trunk of a species of black willow, a few pieces
37 3,1| dragon-trees, and other well-known species, succeeded each other far
38 3,1|           was no addition to those species already known to the hunters.
39 3,6|       gigantic mammal of the whale species, now for a submarine vessel