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 1 1,2|    Richmond on business, with a young boy of fifteen from New
 2 1,2|       out, of course taking his young friend Herbert with him;
 3 1,2|  returned to his lodging, where young Herbert Brown had remained.
 4 1,4|    could rely upon Herbert; the young boy was well up in natural
 5 1,4|    climates to the tropics. The young naturalist recognized especially
 6 1,6|    stumps with the agility of a young cat, and disappeared in
 7 1,9|      sticks from the trunk of a young fir, followed Top, who was
 8 1,2|    Herbert and Pencroft-the one young and the other very boyish-were
 9 1,2|         species, unknown to the young naturalist, bent over the
10 1,2|      female peccary and her two young ones. ~Pencroft then returned
11 1,2|        you were bringing back a young partridge stuffed with truffles!" ~"
12 2,3|      might be met with, and the young naturalist was delighted
13 2,3|     bordered with white. To the young boy belonged the honor of
14 2,4|        which are eaten, but the young shoots." ~"Perfect, my boy,
15 2,4|        add that the pith of the young stalks, preserved in vinegar,
16 2,6|        Pencroft, and as for the young boy making another attempt,
17 2,6|      added Herbert. "He appears young, and will be easy to educate,
18 2,7|      long in having a number of young ones; they had for companions
19 2,8|        wild goats, with all the young ones they might produce. ~
20 2,8|     regular beer, made from the young shoots of the spruce-fir,
21 2,9|   female onager gave birth to a young one which belonged to the
22 2,9|      and soon contained several young ones in the way to become
23 2,2|       mast. He chose a straight young fir, with no knots, and
24 2,2|        increased by a number of young ones, who had to be housed
25 2,2|        firs contrasted with the young foliage of other trees and
26 2,4|       face, but he is no longer young, and I suppose he might
27 2,7|          a French geographer, a young girl, and a young boy. These
28 2,7| geographer, a young girl, and a young boy. These two last were
29 2,8|       pigs had already produced young, and it may be understood
30 2,0|        got into the body of the young peccary; how that case happened
31 2,0|      wood, already appeared the young leaves of the banksias,
32 3,9|        The convalescence of the young invalid was regularly progressing.
33 3,0|     towards Pencroft. He was so young to die! The scene was heart-rending.
34 3,1|       set about rebuilding. The young convalescent began to get
35 3,6|      him no attractions. Though young and possessed of every personal