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 1 2,1|     order of chelonia. It was a turtle of the species Midas, the
 2 2,1|         Midas, the edible green turtle, so called from the color
 3 2,1|    Herbert caught sight of this turtle as it was crawling among
 4 2,1|        We have only to turn the turtle on its back, and it cannot
 5 2,1|        turn it on its back. The turtle, which was three feet in
 6 2,1|  rejoiced, for the flesh of the turtle, which feeds on wrack-grass,
 7 2,1|      just at this spot that the turtle had been left. The lad even
 8 2,1|      taken care to wedge up the turtle with stones. ~"It is a miracle,
 9 2,1|      the sea did you leave this turtle?" asked the engineer, who,
10 2,1|         the engineer, "what the turtle could not do on the sand
11 2,5|     remember the history of the turtle, I am far from confident
12 2,5|       confident of that." ~"The turtle! the turtle!" replied the
13 2,5|        that." ~"The turtle! the turtle!" replied the reporter. "
14 2,8| naturally considerable, as each turtle can lay annually two hundred
15 2,8|   alimentary point of view. The turtle soup, flavored with aromatic