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 1 1,8|    which might be met with by millions above high-water mark, were
 2 1,2|       three hundred and fifty millions of years to cool, strewed
 3 1,0|       five hundred and twelve millions; at the fourth, more than
 4 1,0|     four hundred thousands of millions! There is the proportion." ~
 5 1,0| bushels four hundred thousand millions of grains would make?" ~"
 6 1,0|    would make more than three millions, at a hundred and thirty
 7 1,0|    bushel, Pencroft." ~"Three millions!" cried Pencroft. ~"Three
 8 1,0|       cried Pencroft. ~"Three millions." ~"In four years?" ~"In
 9 1,1|       be new continents which millions and millions of animalculae
10 1,1| continents which millions and millions of animalculae are building
11 1,1|    Pacific Ocean. Forty-seven millions of these insects are needed
12 1,1|     sun will experience alter millions of years; others, from the
13 2,4|    the river, and, doubtless, millions of years would pass before
14 2,1|   extract from them a hundred millions of hundredweights have not
15 2,6|      bushels, or five hundred millions of grains! ~The colony was
16 2,8|     the four hundred thousand millions of grains duly appeared
17 3,1|   existed. Consequently, many millions of acres of the island had
18 3,6|   incalculable treasures. The millions lost in the Bay of Vigo,
19 3,7|       of the "Nautilus" which millions could not have purchased,
20 3,7| diamonds of the value of many millions, most of them mementoes
21 3,7| contained wealth amounting to millions. ~The marvelous saloon,
22 3,9|     and weighing thousands of millions of pounds, had been thrown