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 1 1,3|        was too deep, swam like a fish, and got through capitally.
 2 1,6|      them with a line." ~"Like a fish?" cried Herbert, much surprised
 3 1,6|        at the proposal. ~"Like a fish," replied the sailor quite
 4 1,0|        appeared Fomalhaut of the Fish, the Southern Triangle,
 5 1,2|         motionless, watching for fish, then darting down, they
 6 1,2|      doubted that it abounded in fish. ~"This lake is really beautiful!"
 7 1,6|     water appeared to be full of fish, and Pencroft resolved to
 8 2,8|          trout, and a species of fish whose silvery sides were
 9 2,8|       water. A thousand of these fish, which measured about two
10 2,0| thousands of animalculae, little fish, and molluscs, on which
11 2,6|       left the plateau to go and fish on the southern bank of
12 3,6|        treasures, its myriads of fish, its numberless wrecks,