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 1 1,0|       And do you know how many grains one ear bears?" ~"No, upon
 2 1,0|       shall reap eight hundred grains which at the second will
 3 1,0|       only bears eight hundred grains, compared to the poppy-plant,
 4 1,0|   hundred thousand millions of grains would make?" ~"No," replied
 5 2,3|        which produced brownish grains. ~Do you know what this
 6 2,4|        no more for it than for grains of salt!" And the sailor,
 7 2,7|     each ear containing eighty grains, the colony found itself
 8 2,7|    possession of eight hundred grains, in six months, which promised
 9 2,7|     year. ~These eight hundred grains, except fifty, which were
10 2,7|        seven hundred and fifty grains deposited in very regular
11 2,0|      and yielded the number of grains which had been predicted. ~"
12 2,0|    hundred and thirty thousand grains a bushel will make six hundred
13 2,0|     hundred and fifty thousand grains." ~"Well, we will sow them
14 2,6|        of six hundred thousand grains produced this time four
15 2,6|       five hundred millions of grains! ~The colony was rich in
16 2,8|   hundred thousand millions of grains duly appeared in the crop.
17 2,8| managed to count three hundred grains a minute, or nine thousand
18 3,1|   contained nearly two hundred grains of a white powder, a few
19 3,1|   threw into it about eighteen grains of quinine, and they succeeded