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63 pacific
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63 wild
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Jules Verne
The Mysterious Island

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1 1,3| vegetation, and was of a very wild aspect. This point abutted 2 1,4| Just so, but these are wild or rock pigeons. I recognize 3 1,6| been left by formidable wild beasts which doubtless would 4 1,7| billows were tipped with a wild light, and the foam regained 5 1,1| capable of extorting from this wild country everything necessary 6 1,2| there, neither a formidable wild beast nor a dangerous native, 7 1,2| on the islets, strutted wild ducks, pelicans, water-hens, 8 1,4| albatrosses, as well as wild duck, for which Pencroft 9 1,5| excursion they saw several wild boars, which however, did 10 1,5| up the fire, in case any wild beasts should prowl in the 11 1,6| only weapons. However, no wild beast showed itself, and 12 1,9| island, transforming the wild flora into cultivated flora, 13 1,1| fluttered numbers of birds. Wild duck, teal, snipe lived 14 1,2| several of those small wild boars which had already 15 1,2| capybaras, pigeons, bustards, wild ducks, snipes, in short, 16 1,2| the island is inhabited by wild beasts, we must think how 17 2,2| Heights, and of an extremely wild aspect. It might have been 18 2,2| books which made Herbert wild with joy, and cooking utensils 19 2,3| with discovering a sort of wild spinach, belonging to the 20 2,3| saw the dark forms of some wild animals prowling round the 21 2,4| warning from the cries of the wild beasts heard in the night. ~ 22 2,4| castaways, which the other wild and barren side must have 23 2,4| said the reporter, "and no wild beasts will dare to cross 24 2,4| terrify even the boldest of wild beasts. ~It was not the 25 2,4| encampments the formidable wild beasts of Central Asia. ~ ~ 26 2,7| plateau, and transplant wild plants to it." ~"And prepare 27 2,8| rest was preserved in a wild state, for the benefit of 28 2,8| thence a large collection of wild vegetables, spinach, cress, 29 2,8| contain a hundred musmons and wild goats, with all the young 30 2,8| of these animals and ten wild goats were gradually driven 31 2,8| Peninsula, which sheltered the wild beasts, from which Gideon 32 2,8| to the cultivation of the wild plants which had been transplanted 33 2,1| perfectly. A dozen foxes, a few wild boars, and even a jaguar, 34 2,1| their winter quarters there. Wild duck, snipe, teal and grebe 35 2,2| perfectly in the intense cold, wild duck and other fowl were 36 2,3| Lincoln Island, arid and wild in one part, but fertile 37 2,4| remained, but that some wild beast had probably devoured 38 2,4| except a rag round the waist, wild eyes, enormous hands with 39 2,4| sharp as the teeth of a wild beast made to tear raw flesh. ~ 40 2,4| his lips, his aspect was wild, but he did not attempt 41 2,4| he pounced on it like a wild beast, and devoured it greedily. ~" 42 2,4| not move. He was like a wild animal, which appears stunned 43 2,4| its capture, and becomes wild again afterwards. ~ At daybreak 44 2,6| several years already in the wild state in which we found 45 2,6| he had quite resumed the wild aspect of his worst days. ~ 46 2,6| being-only fit to live like a wild beast, far from all-speak-do 47 2,6| is the last revolt of his wild nature," said he, "which 48 2,6| would revive in him his wild instincts? However, Harding, 49 2,8| from Ayrton. Pencroft was wild with joy, and every morning 50 2,8| for they met with savage wild boars, with which they often 51 2,9| some countries, and its wild confusion appeared to indicate 52 2,9| from the sea it presented a wild appearance which could not 53 2,9| with several strings of wild duck and snipe. Top had 54 3,5| and he looked upon them as wild beasts which ought to be 55 3,5| Hitherto they had only wild beasts to guard against, 56 3,7| he wished to hunt them as wild beasts. That would have 57 3,8| done but to treat them as wild beasts. But great precautions 58 3,1| either from convicts or wild beasts, two varieties of 59 3,1| had had only to deal with wild beasts, jaguars or others, 60 3,4| agouties, kangaroos, and wild pigs for large game, ducks, 61 3,4| vegetables from the plateau, wild fruit from the forest, were 62 3,9| Thus it happened that the wild animals, jaguars, wild boars, 63 3,9| the wild animals, jaguars, wild boars, capybaras, koalas,


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