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1 XIV   |   had lodged. The graceful creatures, snuffing danger in the
2 XIV   |   dog-faced species. These creatures are brutal, ferocious, and
3 XVII  |    fatigued. These immense creatures can go over a great deal
4 XX    |    hardly practicable with creatures naturally so restive.”~“
5 XXI   |  case, men or animals, the creatures that he had heard must be
6 XXVIII| party were the only living creatures in this terrestrial paradise;
7 XXX   |     they were mistaken for creatures of a higher race. When this