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 1  2, 17|       and molluscs, crabs, and cuttlefish. There seals and otters
 2  2, 18|          What!" said Conseil; "cuttlefish, real cuttlefish of the
 3  2, 18|     Conseil; "cuttlefish, real cuttlefish of the cephalopod class?" ~"
 4  2, 18|    cannot deny that poulps and cuttlefish exist of a large species,
 5  2, 18|     stated the dimensions of a cuttlefish as five cubits, or nine
 6  2, 18|  Alector perceived a monstrous cuttlefish swimming in the waters.
 7  2, 18|     name this poulp `Bouguer's cuttlefish.'" ~"What length was it?"
 8  2, 18|       if this is not Bouguer's cuttlefish, it is, at least, one of
 9  2, 18|  marvellous. It was an immense cuttlefish, being eight yards long.
10  2, 18| brought us in presence of this cuttlefish, and I did not wish to lose
11  2, 18|    years the tail of Bouguer's cuttlefish has no doubt had time to
12  2, 18|       horny jaws of one of the cuttlefish is entangled in the blades.
13  2, 18|       the cloud dispersed, the cuttlefish had disappeared, and my
14  2, 18|       The formidable beak of a cuttlefish was open over Ned Land.