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 1 1,1|        I should say those are foxes!" cried Herbert, when he
 2 1,1| rapidly decamping. ~They were foxes, but of a very large size,
 3 1,1|       by their barking, these foxes, with reddish-gray hair,
 4 1,1|    their real name of "Arctic foxes." They are frequently met
 5 1,1|       out if the eye of these foxes is diurnal or nocturnal,
 6 1,1| moment when he found that the foxes were not classed in the
 7 1,2|  bears rather than of so many foxes and seals. ~"Bears," said
 8 1,2|  specimens of those Antarctic foxes which they had already seen
 9 1,2|    Why, there are nothing but foxes in this country!" cried
10 1,2|  henceforward baited with the foxes carcasses. ~The sailor had
11 1,2|      animals more useful than foxes, namely, several of those
12 2,7|   have no fear of visits from foxes nor the attacks of other
13 2,1|  succeeded perfectly. A dozen foxes, a few wild boars, and even
14 2,2|      Creek. ~"They are colpeo foxes!" he exclaimed. ~"Forward!"
15 2,2|  flying at the throats of the foxes and strangling them instantaneously.