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 1 1,6|   traces of quadrupeds, fresh footprints of animals, of which he
 2 1,8|    five in the evening, I saw footprints on the sand." ~"Footprints?"
 3 1,8|    footprints on the sand." ~"Footprints?" exclaimed Pencroft. ~"
 4 1,8|      replied Neb. ~"Did these footprints begin at the water's edge?"
 5 1,8|   half crazy when I saw these footprints. They were very clear and
 6 1,8|     if it fits exactly to the footprints?" ~The sailor did as the
 7 1,8|   went to the place where the footprints were to be found, Cyrus
 8 1,0|       Herbert remarked on the footprints which indicated the recent
 9 1,2| certain places where numerous footprints showed that quadrupeds frequented
10 1,2| fallen into them, and yet the footprints in the neighborhood were
11 3,1|      the ashes of a fire, and footprints in clayey spots; but nothing
12 3,1|    more were discovered. Some footprints found near an apparently
13 3,1|   from the examination of the footprints left in the ground, they
14 3,2| carefully sought for. No more footprints, no more broken branches,