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 1  1, 8 |      Tortoise liver, filleted shark, and beef steaks from seadogs." ~"
 2  2, 2 |       are invited to hunt the shark in its natural element,
 3  2, 3 |   unfortunate diver. It was a shark of enormous size advancing
 4  2, 3 |      on one side to avoid the shark's fins; but not its tail,
 5  2, 3 | lasted but a few seconds: the shark returned, and, turning on
 6  2, 3 |      him. The very moment the shark was going to snap the unhappy
 7  2, 3 |   together, he waited for the shark with admirable coolness;
 8  2, 3 |  terrible combat ensued. ~The shark had seemed to roar, if I
 9  2, 3 |     give a decisive one. ~The shark's struggles agitated the
10  2, 3 |     which leant upon him. The shark's jaws opened wide, like
11  2, 3 |       Land rushed towards the shark and struck it with its sharp
12  2, 3 |  blood. They rocked under the shark's movements, which beat
13  2, 3 |   long; but the blow from the shark's tail might have been his
14  2, 3 |      minutes after we met the shark's dead body floating. By
15  2, 3 |       Seas, of the species of shark so properly called. It was
16  2, 17|     wide enough to frighten a shark. Our strength soon returned,