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 1  1, 10|       ready to break. Sometimes I hunt in the midst of this element,
 2  1, 10|          understand also that you hunt aquatic game in your submarine
 3  1, 14|    Commander of the Nautilus. ~"A hunt!" exclaimed Ned. ~"And in
 4  1, 14| continents, and his invitation to hunt in a forest, I contented
 5  1, 14|         when I proposed to you to hunt in my submarine forest of
 6  1, 14|        that, during our submarine hunt, we can spend but little
 7  1, 19|          game is not such as will hunt the hunter himself." ~"Well
 8  1, 20|         before with regard to the hunt, and wished to visit another
 9  1, 20|          in the evening. Then the hunt was resumed, which was still
10  1, 20|           with the results of the hunt. Happy Ned proposed to return
11  1, 21|         Well, have you had a good hunt, have you botanised successfully?" ~"
12  2, 2 |        the road we may be able to hunt some of the tribe. It is
13  2, 2 |            if you were invited to hunt the bear in the mountains
14  2, 2 |          to-morrow we will go and hunt the bear." If you were asked
15  2, 2 |       bear." If you were asked to hunt the lion in the plains of
16  2, 2 |          it seems we are going to hunt the tiger or the lion!"
17  2, 2 |           when you are invited to hunt the shark in its natural
18  2, 22|    Abraham Lincoln--the submarine hunt, the Torres Straits, the