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 1  1, 16|   couple of tintoreas, terrible creatures, with enormous tails and
 2  1, 16|           Happily the voracious creatures do not see well. They passed
 3  1, 21|          these Papuans are poor creatures, and I am unwilling that
 4  2, 1 |        accompanied us, terrible creatures, which multiply in these
 5  2, 1 |      dark spots. These powerful creatures often hurled themselves
 6  2, 2 |      that few who affront those creatures ever return alive. However,
 7  2, 8 |        on this earth, miserable creatures to console, victims to avenge?
 8  2, 9 |      bottom of which formidable creatures might be heard moving. My
 9  2, 10|    sword; other bright-coloured creatures, known in the time of Aristotle
10  2, 12| astonish me, knowing that these creatures, hunted to death, had taken
11  2, 12|      leave. And if one of these creatures went from Behring to Davis
12  2, 12|       to me exaggeration. These creatures are generally much smaller
13  2, 12|     they are cruel, mischievous creatures; they would be right in
14  2, 12|        pity for these ferocious creatures. They are nothing but mouth
15  2, 12|         massacre of mischievous creatures," replied the Captain; "
16  2, 14|      tell me the names of these creatures?" ~"They are seals and morses." ~
17  2, 14|     element--the spine of these creatures is flexible; with smooth
18  2, 14|       as we approached. ~"These creatures are not dangerous?" asked
19  2, 15|         these icy shores. These creatures have the instinct to break
20  2, 21|      water was rising. The poor creatures were crowding the ratlines,