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 1 1,1|         furious chargers, whose white and disheveled crests were
 2 1,3|    whose waves shone of a snowy white in the darkness. "Well,
 3 1,3|        seven miles, glittered a white summit which reflected the
 4 1,4|       black on the wing, by the white tail, and by their slate-colored
 5 1,0|         plumage, decorated with white spots. Gideon Spilett, with
 6 1,1|      Neb, showing his sparkling white teeth. ~"Why not?" replied
 7 1,2|  display of their wings. Black, white, or gray cockatoos, paroquets,
 8 1,6|     plate, and wings edged with white. It was a "coot," the size
 9 1,1|    black tails terminating in a white tuft, had betrayed their
10 1,1|        a dozen ducks, which had white bodies with a band of cinnamon,
11 1,1|        green head, wings black, white, and red, and flattened
12 1,2|         covered with a sheet of white, and showed itself to its
13 1,2|        a uniform color. All was white, from the summit of Mount
14 1,2|     Rain fell, and the sheet of white soon vanished. Notwithstanding
15 1,2|     this liquid began to become white and to be of a syrupy consistence. ~
16 2,2|         six volumes; 3 reams of white paper, 2 books with blank
17 2,3|         its crest bordered with white. To the young boy belonged
18 2,4|       which contrasted with the white of its chest. Herbert recognized
19 2,5|       sailor pointed to a great white rag, caught in the top of
20 2,6| sparkled with intelligence; his white teeth glittered under his
21 2,7| dove-colored, the legs and tail white, striped with black on the
22 2,8|        it soon became perfectly white. Some dozen shirts and sock-the
23 2,8|        to say, acid which emits white vapors when it comes in
24 2,8|   spherical turtles' eggs, with white hard shells, the albumen
25 2,8|       been dressed in a jacket, white linen breeches, and an apron,
26 2,9|  furnished with panes; not very white, perhaps, but still sufficiently
27 2,8|       with one uniform sheet of white. ~"It must be snow!" said
28 2,8|   Harding gazed at the sheet of white without saying anything,
29 2,8|        sea-birds, with dazzling white plumage. They had perched
30 3,1|       or German colors, nor the white flag of Russia, nor the
31 3,1|         two hundred grains of a white powder, a few particles
32 3,2|    curtain of the forest, and a white sheet of light spread over
33 3,2|       of the palisade stood out white in the moonlight. On the
34 3,5|        electric source, and its white color betrayed its origin.
35 3,5|      from two kilns heated to a white heat. This apparatus, similar
36 3,6|        glance commanding, beard white, hair abundant and falling