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 1  1, 18|            mangroves I perceived some savages, who appeared greatly surprised
 2  1, 18|            found in the hands of some savages of Louisiade and New Caledonia.
 3  1, 18|         document; but stated that the savages had respected the monument
 4  1, 21|                 Very nearly--they are savages." ~"To the boat!" I said,
 5  1, 21|               sixty feet from us. The savages approached us, not running,
 6  1, 21|         cable-lengths, when a hundred savages, howling and gesticulating,
 7  1, 21|       troubles me." ~"What bipeds?" ~"Savages." ~"Savages!" he echoed,
 8  1, 21|           What bipeds?" ~"Savages." ~"Savages!" he echoed, ironically. "
 9  1, 21|              strange land and finding savages? Savages! where are there
10  1, 21|             land and finding savages? Savages! where are there not any?
11  1, 21|           others, these whom you call savages?" ~"But Captain " ~"How
12  1, 21|               of bones. Most of these savages were naked. Amongst them,
13  1, 21| demonstrations. Between Europeans and savages, it is proper for the Europeans
14  1, 21|            off the island. As for the savages, they returned to the shore
15  1, 21|              a moderate effect on the savages, who have little respect
16  1, 21|          attacked by many hundreds of savages." ~"Ah!," said Captain Nemo
17  1, 21|              I heard the noise of the savages, who stamped on the platform,
18  2, 16|              that the ferocity of the savages even would not have invented!
19  2, 22|               the Torres Straits, the savages of Papua, the running ashore,