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 1  1, 10| inaccessible to man, and quarry the game which dwells in my submarine
 2  1, 10|          also that you hunt aquatic game in your submarine forests;
 3  1, 16|          more agile; but no aquatic game worthy of a shot had as
 4  1, 19|            meat!" he replied. "Real game! no, bread, indeed." ~"I
 5  1, 19|           these forests are full of game, and if the game is not
 6  1, 19|            full of game, and if the game is not such as will hunt
 7  1, 20|            than we on the nature of game." ~"Ho! ho!" said Ned Land,
 8  1, 20|          absolutely bring down some game to satisfy this cannibal,
 9  1, 20|            now?" ~"Some four-footed game, M. Aronnax. All these pigeons
10  1, 20|          the chase, "what excellent game, and stewed, too! What a
11  2, 5 |      enriched by some more delicate game. A flight of sea-swallows
12  2, 10|           the sight of this savoury game, and whether he did not