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 1 1,3|      resembled the carcass of a gigantic whale. Its extreme breadth
 2 1,1|       the caudal appendage of a gigantic alligator. ~This tail formed
 3 1,2|        casuannas, banksias, and gigantic gum-trees. Superb lilacs
 4 1,8|      that some polypus or other gigantic cephalopod might inhabit
 5 1,1|         into the midst of those gigantic and superb coniferae now
 6 2,3|       said the engineer; "these gigantic eucalypti, which shelter
 7 2,5| bounding about at the foot of a gigantic pine. All at once Pencroft
 8 2,4|      savage being, apparently a gigantic ape, who was about to do
 9 3,2|        knaries and eucalypti of gigantic dimensions. ~But the colonists'
10 3,6|      Nautilus," taken now for a gigantic mammal of the whale species,
11 3,8|       among others one of those gigantic nettle-trees which had shaded
12 3,8|      miles, now appeared like a gigantic torch, around the summit
13 3,9|    sides of the volcano, like a gigantic claw hovering over the island.