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 1 1,4|       boy was well up in natural history, and always had had quite
 2 1,4|         And his turn for natural history was, more than once in the
 3 1,9|       amused the engineer by the history of the single match, then
 4 1,2|        favorite science, Natural History, reverted to the kangaroos,
 5 1,1|          he did not know Natural History. But, by their barking,
 6 2,5|     sailor, "when I remember the history of the turtle, I am far
 7 2,9|        our dictionary of Natural History!" said Herbert. ~"But I
 8 2,6|         press him to tell us his history! He will tell it to us doubtless,
 9 2,6|            It was the colonists' history which he thus demanded,
10 2,6|         first time. Perhaps this history recounted, he would tell
11 2,7|          that you should know my history. I will tell it you." ~These
12 2,9|         we did not know Ayrton's history; we did not know that any
13 2,9|         and when we did know his history, the season was too advanced
14 3,6|        Sea,' which contains your history." ~"The history of a few
15 3,6|    contains your history." ~"The history of a few months only of
16 3,6|          are of no country. ~The history of Captain Nemo has, in
17 3,6|         knew nothing of the past history of Captain Nemo, succeeded
18 3,6| sufficiently acquainted with his history to address him by the name
19 3,6|        he, "now that you know my history, your judgment!" ~In saying
20 3,6|        fear from the judgment of history, which does not condemn
21 3,7|        Prince Dakkar, with whose history you are now acquainted.
22 3,0|      acquainted with the strange history of Captain Nemo and the
23 3,0|        who had taken part in the history both of Captain Grant and