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 1  1, 4 |       to meet the unicorn, to harpoon it, hoist it on board, and
 2  1, 4 |  every known engine, from the harpoon thrown by the hand to the
 3  1, 4 |      escape the stroke of his harpoon. ~Ned Land was about forty
 4  1, 5 |     had to do with Ned Land's harpoon, I would not bet in its
 5  1, 6 |    distance, I shall throw my harpoon." ~"Go, Ned," said the captain. "
 6  1, 6 |       Ned Land kept his post, harpoon in hand. Several times the
 7  1, 6 |      brandishing his terrible harpoon in the other, scarcely twenty
 8  1, 6 |     arm straightened, and the harpoon was thrown; I heard the
 9  1, 7 |       I soon found out why my harpoon had not entered its skin
10  1, 10|       Land struck me with his harpoon?" ~I detected a restrained
11  2, 1 |      to go to the surface and harpoon the monsters, particularly
12  2, 2 |  water." ~"Faith, with a good harpoon! You know, sir, these sharks
13  2, 3 |       brandishing an enormous harpoon, which he had placed in
14  2, 3 |        but, quick as thought, harpoon in hand, Ned Land rushed
15  2, 5 |      His hand seemed ready to harpoon it. One would have thought
16  2, 5 |    him, said: ~"If you held a harpoon just now, Master Land, would
17  2, 5 |       platform. One carried a harpoon and a line similar to those
18  2, 5 |       quiet waters. Ned Land, harpoon in hand, stood in the fore
19  2, 5 |    fore part of the boat. The harpoon used for striking the whale
20  2, 5 |   little back, brandished the harpoon in his experienced hand. ~
21  2, 5 |       dugong disappeared. The harpoon, although thrown with great
22  2, 5 |      stuck in his body." ~"My harpoon! my harpoon!" cried Ned
23  2, 5 |       body." ~"My harpoon! my harpoon!" cried Ned Land. ~The sailors
24  2, 5 |      the floating barrel. The harpoon regained, we followed in
25  2, 5 |    animal with blows from his harpoon, the creature's teeth were
26  2, 5 |     disappeared, carrying the harpoon with him. But the barrel
27  2, 9 |      It is only a blow of the harpoon lost. Another time we must
28  2, 12|       he grasped an imaginary harpoon. ~"Are these cetaceans as
29  2, 12|      as good as Master Land's harpoon, I imagine." ~The Canadian
30  2, 12|      nothing but a formidable harpoon, brandished by the hand
31  2, 12| butcher's knife." ~"I like my harpoon better," said the Canadian. ~"
32  2, 16|       the pickaxe as with the harpoon, if I can be useful to the
33  2, 18|  animal, and attacked it with harpoon and guns, without much success,
34  2, 18|       the hatchet." ~"And the harpoon, sir," said the Canadian, "
35  2, 18|   hatchets; Ned Land seized a harpoon. The Nautilus had then risen
36  2, 18|     hydra's heads. Ned Land's harpoon, at each stroke, was plunged
37  2, 18| Canadian, rising, plunged his harpoon deep into the triple heart
38  2, 21|   Canadian struck it with the harpoon, Commander Farragut had