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 1 1,3|      heads. The sailor thought he recognized gulls and cormorants, whose
 2 1,4|           their domains. Pencroft recognized the skua and other gulls
 3 1,4|     tropics. The young naturalist recognized especially the "deedara,"
 4 1,6|         such as deodaras, already recognized by Herbert, and Douglas
 5 1,6|           the same color. Herbert recognized the males by the two wing-like
 6 1,7|      instinct could have possibly recognized the way. ~Five minutes after
 7 1,8| countenance. He could scarcely be recognized, exhausted with fatigue,
 8 1,8|        The engineer heard him. He recognized Neb and Spilett, then his
 9 1,9|    branches which might be easily recognized. But, perhaps, he was wrong
10 1,9|     united by a membrane. Herbert recognized in this animal the capybara,
11 1,2|     atmosphere. ~The odor, easily recognized, was enough for the engineer
12 1,4|          They were divers, easily recognized by their cry, which much
13 1,6|       soon reached. The explorers recognized on the opposite shore the
14 1,6|           in that place. ~Herbert recognized directly the species of
15 2,4|       white of its chest. Herbert recognized it as the ferocious rival
16 2,0|       gratitude with Herbert, who recognized the plant, with Cyrus, who
17 2,3|        was Herbert's joy, when he recognized potatoes, chicory, sorrel,
18 3,2|        that in this Bob Harvey he recognized one of his old Australian
19 3,2|      flash of the lantern, he had recognized his former accomplice, Bob
20 3,4|          also. Among them, Ayrton recognized that of Bob Harvey, which
21 3,7|            He opened his eyes, he recognized Cyrus Harding, the reporter,
22 3,0|   intervals. Gideon Spilett first recognized this on the 6th of December. ~
23 3,3|        kill him, when one of them recognized him and called him by the
24 3,6|         it that Cyrus Harding had recognized Captain Nemo? why had the
25 3,0|       having read the notice, and recognized that the handwriting was