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1  2, 18|       picture representing the poulp in question." ~"Good!" said
2  2, 18|        the sea. The rock was a poulp. Another Bishop, Pontoppidan,
3  2, 18|  Pontoppidan, speaks also of a poulp on which a regiment of cavalry
4  2, 18|     They proposed to name this poulp `Bouguer's cuttlefish.'" ~"
5  2, 18|      drawn by the suckers of a poulp's arm. Immediately one of
6  2, 18| Captain Nemo had rushed to the poulp, and with one blow of the
7  2, 18|        man, entangled with the poulp, would be torn from its
8  2, 18|        the triple heart of the poulp. ~"I owed myself this revenge!"
9  2, 19|      by the dreadful arms of a poulp, pounded by his iron jaws,