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 1 1,6|    brown, and tail of the same color. Herbert recognized the
 2 1,8|        they had found him. The color was returning to his cheeks,
 3 1,9|      long, of a blackish brown color, lighter below, having hard
 4 1,0|     long silky hair of a tawny color. ~They were not ordinary
 5 1,2|       saw smoke of a yellowish color rising in the air. ~Top
 6 1,2|        banks of red earth, the color of which betrayed the presence
 7 1,2|       oxide of iron. From this color, the name of Red Creek was
 8 1,5| confused masses of a deep gray color; it gives a black dust,
 9 1,5|   having stiff hair of a dirty color, the paws armed with strong
10 1,6|      swimming bird, of a slate color, short beak, very developed
11 1,1|     the waters, by its uniform color, which was stained by no
12 1,2|     recognizable by their deep color and the absence of those
13 1,2|    disappeared under a uniform color. All was white, from the
14 1,2|      sugar of rather a reddish color, but nearly transparent
15 2,1|     turtle, so called from the color both of its shell and fat. ~
16 2,4|        of its tail. The yellow color of its hair was relieved
17 2,0|      from it neither in taste, color, nor density. ~Pencroft
18 2,4| immensely long nails, skin the color of mahogany, feet as hard
19 3,1|       would say it was all one color. Let's see: in these seas,
20 3,1|        must be attached to the color of the hoisted flag. It
21 3,8|    take some nourishment. ~The color was returning to his cheeks,
22 3,5| electric source, and its white color betrayed its origin. It