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 1 17|  haunted by the image of the beast.~
 2 19|     night after a battue the beast, as if to avenge himself,
 3 25|                         That beast is not an ordinary one.
 4 31|   before them, and a mammoth beast, entirely gray, jumped up
 5 39| crossed his path. It was the beast. A shock of terror shook
 6 42|  coats of bark. Suddenly the beast and the horseman issued
 7 44|                          The beast, with bristling hair, the
 8 45|     stones in his hands. The beast tried to bite him, aiming
 9 48|     related the death of the beast, and grieving and tearing
10 49|    have seen me strangle the beast, he would have died content,