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 1  1, 14|        invitation to hunt in a forest, I contented myself with
 2  1, 14|     promised you a walk in the forest, I did not undertake to
 3  1, 14|        to hunt in my submarine forest of Crespo, you evidently
 4  1, 15|    short distance. ~"It is the forest of the Island of Crespo,"
 5  1, 16|        CHAPTER XVI~A SUBMARINE FOREST~We had at last arrived on
 6  1, 16| arrived on the borders of this forest, doubtless one of the finest
 7  1, 16|    down the dark copses? ~This forest was composed of large tree-plants;
 8  1, 16| surrounded us. The soil of the forest seemed covered with sharp
 9  1, 16|       a tiger full-face in the forest. Half an hour after, guided
10  1, 20|       the sombre arches of the forest, and for two hours we surveyed
11  1, 20|        We returned through the forest, and completed our collection
12  1, 20|      visit another part of the forest. ~At dawn we set off. The
13  1, 20|     one hour we had attained a forest of sago-trees. Some inoffensive
14  1, 21|      looked at the edge of the forest without rising, my hand
15  1, 23|       trees. It was an immense forest of large mineral vegetations,
16  1, 23|       foliage of the submarine forest. Our lamps threw over this
17  1, 23|        under the arches of the forest, in the midst of thickets,
18  2, 9 | ceiling. Picture to yourself a forest in the Hartz hanging on
19  2, 9 |   sides of the mountain, but a forest swallowed up. The paths
20  2, 9 |      rapidly, and, the mineral forest once passed, I saw the lantern