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 1 1,4|         one would say they were pigeons!" ~"Just so, but these are
 2 1,4|      but these are wild or rock pigeons. I recognize them by the
 3 1,6|       easy to kill a few of the pigeons which were flying by hundreds
 4 1,2|     discovered some magnificent pigeons with bronzed wings, some
 5 1,3|        the Chimneys, capybaras, pigeons, agouties, grouse, etc.
 6 1,6|    found. The nests of the rock pigeons which fluttered at its summit
 7 1,9|    stuck in the sand. Some rock pigeons were already flying in and
 8 1,0|     Richmond, used to feed some pigeons, of which Pencroft had made
 9 1,2| agouties, kangaroos, capybaras, pigeons, bustards, wild ducks, snipes,
10 2,4|  parrots, cockatoos, pheasants, pigeons, and a hundred others. There
11 2,6|        returned with a few rock pigeons, which they roasted as well
12 2,7|         lodged a dozen of those pigeons which frequented the rocks
13 2,1|      coast, or to confide it to pigeons. ~But how could it be seriously
14 2,1|     seriously hoped that either pigeons or bottles could cross the