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 1 1,2|      Light whiskers bordering on red surrounded his face. His
 2 1,5|          a word. ~As to Neb, his red eyes showed how he had cried,
 3 1,6|           by way of hooks. Large red worms, which were crawling
 4 1,0|         male was gorgeous in his red plumage, decorated with
 5 1,2|     limpid between high banks of red earth, the color of which
 6 1,2|          this color, the name of Red Creek was immediately given
 7 1,2| sparkling green and crowned with red, blue lories, and various
 8 1,2|  mistaken, there exist black and red kangaroos, rock kangaroos,
 9 1,2|         The limpid waters of the Red Creek flowed under an arch
10 1,3|         towards the mouth of the Red Creek, and the first smoke
11 1,5|          hundred feet flowed the Red Creek, and consequently
12 1,6|        of water furnished by the Red Creek must also escape by
13 1,6|      directly. ~The mouth of the Red Creek, at the place where
14 1,6|      last long. The water became red with blood, and the body
15 1,7|     filled by the water from the Red Creek. ~"Well, Cyrus," said
16 1,9|      they were made of a sort of red cedar, with light, strong
17 1,0|          up to the source of the Red Creek. The simplest thing
18 1,1|          wings black, white, and red, and flattened beak. Herbert
19 2,3|          of farrows containing a red, sweet-smelling gum. Nothing
20 2,4|       other watercourses but the Red Creek and the Mercy. ~During
21 2,7|         it at the sources of the Red Creek, where the ruminants
22 2,7|       the volume of water in the Red Creek was considerable enough
23 2,8|      island towards the mouth of Red Creek, and the colonists
24 2,8|          near the sources of the Red Creek, at the foot of Mount
25 2,2|      visit to the sources of the Red Creek. ~"They are colpeo
26 2,6|     Cyrus Harding. His eyes were red with the tears he had shed,
27 3,1|      time, "nor the English, the red of which could be easily
28 3,6|     stream which flowed from the Red Creek and watered the meadows
29 3,1|         courses of the Mercy and Red Creek, and lastly, the spurs
30 3,3|       shoulder of that, a little red spot, a sort of scarcely
31 3,3|           and on the east on the Red Creek valley. These two
32 3,8|        just beyond the source of Red Creek and examine the condition
33 3,8|         the eastern spur, passed Red Creek, and arrived at the
34 3,9|       the island, the springs of Red Creek and Jacamar Wood,
35 3,9|          one side, the valley of Red Creek, and on the other
36 3,9|           overflowing the bed of Red Creek, threatened to cut
37 3,9|          the principal stream of Red Creek Valley became more
38 3,9|         a mile from the mouth of Red Creek. A question of life