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 1 XIV    |         was a blauwbok, a superb animal of a pale-bluish color shading
 2 XIV    |       have to leave such a noble animal.”~“The whole of it? Oh,
 3 XVII   |       wait!”~“That’s a fact! The animal’s towing us!”~“And in the
 4 XVII   |    anchor had firmly caught. The animal was vainly trying with his
 5 XVII   |          gee-up there!”~The huge animal now broke into a very rapid
 6 XVII   |         hour and a half; yet the animal did not seem in the least
 7 XVII   |          flattened itself on the animal’s skull, as it would have
 8 XVII   |     another moment he fired.~The animal gave a terrible cry, but
 9 XVII   |        toward the wood, when the animal received a ball in the eye
10 XVII   |        over the body of the huge animal.~“What a splendid beast!”
11 XVII   |          took with it one of the animal’s spongy feet. In fact,
12 XXI    |           Was that the cry of an animal or of a night-bird, or did
13 XXVII  |        instant he fired, but the animal had disappeared.~“Onward!”
14 XXVII  | expecting us.”~“Let us decoy the animal. Take my piece, and give
15 XIX    |         his wits to imagine what animal could have devoured the
16 XXXI   |      interposed the doctor. “The animal would very quickly have
17 XXXI   |          is really a mammiferous animal of the pachydermal species.
18 XXXI   |          t do more damage.”~“The animal is vulnerable only in the
19 XXXVIII|    pounds upon their backs. Each animal had dangling to its tail