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 1 1,3|        an island, or whether it belonged to a continent. But on beholding
 2 1,4|       advanced season, for they belonged to the family of "coniferae,"
 3 1,6|       know to what continent it belonged, if it was inhabited, or
 4 1,2|        banks of the creek, they belonged, for the most part, to the
 5 1,2| rodents-the animals in question belonged to that order-lay strangled
 6 1,6|         it not venomous, for it belonged to that species of diamond
 7 1,6|      with long silky mustaches, belonged. ~"A lamantin!" he cried. ~
 8 2,3|         white. To the young boy belonged the honor of this shot,
 9 2,6|         a large size, evidently belonged to the first order of the
10 2,6|     gazed at it attentively. He belonged to the family of anthropoid
11 2,7|       borders of the lake. Some belonged to the Chinese species,
12 2,8|         of fine bustards, which belonged to the houbara species,
13 2,9|      birth to a young one which belonged to the same sex as its mother,
14 2,0|  largest size, which apparently belonged to the southern species,
15 2,4|         take the utensils which belonged to the castaway," added
16 2,4|        sight of the things that belonged to him would make some impression
17 2,0|       his own personal property belonged to him entirely no longer,
18 3,5|        shot, the honor of which belonged to his dear boy. ~The third
19 3,7|        the enclosure, of course belonged to Bob Harvey's crew. ~As
20 3,1|          it evidently, however, belonged to the hydiographical system
21 3,2|          their island no longer belonged to them entirely; others
22 3,5|          so that the brilliancy belonged to them, and as if the light