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 1  1, 1 |      the shape of the object or creature in question, the untiring
 2  1, 1 |          But this extraordinary creature could transport itself from
 3  1, 1 |    every gigantic and imaginary creature, from the white whale, the
 4  1, 1 |   monster. ~Upon this imaginary creature rested the responsibility
 5  1, 7 |    voice of another unfortunate creature, abandoned in the middle
 6  1, 16|         a slight hissing, and a creature fell stunned at some distance
 7  1, 16|      yards above the waves. The creature fell stunned, and the force
 8  2, 1 |       boat indeed! It bears the creature which secretes it without
 9  2, 2 |      buried in the folds of the creature. On the shell it is fast:
10  2, 3 |    which formed a cloak for the creature. There, between the folded
11  2, 3 |         to move. ~The voracious creature shot towards the Indian,
12  2, 3 |        hanging on to one of the creature's fins, struggling, as it
13  2, 3 |        I hoped so, for the poor creature's immersion was not long;
14  2, 5 |        own sake not to miss the creature." ~"Is the dugong dangerous
15  2, 5 |      out rapidly as the wounded creature draws it after him. But
16  2, 5 |        it!" ~"No," said I; "the creature is wounded--look at the
17  2, 5 |       hurled at the unfortunate creature the most energetic expletives
18  2, 5 |     blows from his harpoon, the creature's teeth were buried in the
19  2, 10|        managed so well that the creature joined the honey-cakes in
20  2, 12|         the cachalot as a small creature. I have heard of gigantic
21  2, 12|     Land. "And one fine day the creature plunges, carrying with it
22  2, 12| Greenland whale, an inoffensive creature), your traders do a culpable
23  2, 12|      cachalot is a disagreeable creature, more tadpole than fish,
24  2, 12|      had just come up with. The creature had not quite escaped from
25  2, 12|      close to the corpse of the creature. Two of his men mounted
26  2, 13|         been trodden by a human creature? ~"No, sir," he replied; "
27  2, 14|      the cetacea. This powerful creature is heard a long way off
28  2, 21|     longer hunting a chimerical creature, but a man who had vowed