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 1 1,1|         in the most magnificent specimens of the flora of the temperate
 2 1,2|         a brush, and one or two specimens of the splendid menura,
 3 1,2|     drew from his pocket little specimens of different sorts of minerals,
 4 1,5|       was the case with the two specimens which Cyrus Harding had
 5 1,9|    opportunity of studying many specimens of the vegetable kingdom.
 6 1,2|          during the first days, specimens of those Antarctic foxes
 7 2,3|      the river grew magnificent specimens of the ulmaceae tribe, the
 8 2,3|    chenopodiaceae, and numerous specimens of cruciferae, belonging
 9 2,3|     around them. ~What splendid specimens of the flora of this latitude!
10 2,3|    singular than those enormous specimens of the order of the myrtaceae,
11 2,3|     swear that all those useful specimens you have just told us about
12 2,8| vegetable. One day, it was some specimens of the chicory tribe, the
13 2,0|       April. These were koalas, specimens of which the settlers had
14 2,3|     visited the island, several specimens of the vegetable kingdom
15 2,4|       entered the forest. ~Many specimens of the porcine race fled
16 3,1|  Herbert discovered several new specimens not before met with in the