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 1 XI    |   become of them, among those ferocious savage tribes, in regions
 2 XII   |     foot of a baobab, and the ferocious black then severed all his
 3 XIII  |   thing about wild beasts and ferocious native tribes!”~“I move
 4 XIV   |   These creatures are brutal, ferocious, and horrible to look upon,
 5 XVIII |     the lake are inhabited by ferocious tribes. Take your sleep,
 6 XXII  | running toward them, uttering ferocious cries.~“Ah, ha!” said Joe, “
 7 XXII  |       of the wildest and most ferocious of them all. The chief having
 8 XXVII |     other with an instinct of ferocious longing, which was most
 9 XXVII |   rather,” said Kennedy. “Ah! ferocious brute!” he added, “I’ll
10 XXVIII|    was a slight deficiency of ferocious wild beasts in it.~“But,
11 XXXI  |       and, should you see any ferocious wild beast, oblige us by
12 XXXII |       them, they are an ugly, ferocious set, and I should think
13 XXXII |    their resemblance to those ferocious rangers of the deep.~“They
14 XXXII |       this moment, one of the ferocious birds darted right at the
15 XXXV  |  unknown to him, and probably ferocious. All the greater reason
16 XXXV  |   lamantine —carried on their ferocious revels in the bushes and
17 XLIII |      swarthy faces, made more ferocious by thin but bristling beards.
18 XLIII |        the cruel Talabas! the ferocious marabouts of Al-Hadji! I