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 1 1,2|      the engineer. The faithful creature, having broken his chain,
 2 1,6|   thrown by the boy, struck the creature on the wing, but the blow
 3 1,7|   absolute desert. Not a living creature was to be seen. ~The downs,
 4 1,8|         been visited by a human creature. The shells, those which
 5 1,8|         light, he felt a living creature struggling near him. It
 6 1,9|      lay violent hands on every creature, feathered or hairy, which
 7 1,9|     after walking an hour not a creature had shown itself. Top, running
 8 1,3| resembled a jaguar. Happily the creature did not attack them, or
 9 1,6|      Top smells some amphibious creature," replied Herbert. ~"An
10 1,6|       What could the amphibious creature have been, who, by this
11 1,7|       that the wound given this creature is, at least, very strange,
12 1,8|         it was occupied by some creature," replied Gideon Spilett,
13 1,8|      yet satisfied. ~"Well, the creature, amphibious or otherwise,
14 2,1|      savory. At this moment the creature's head could be seen, which
15 2,5|         to fancy that any human creature had ever passed there, but
16 2,1|    quite possible for an active creature to climb to the mouth of
17 2,4|          such was the miserable creature who yet had a claim to be
18 2,4|    attentively at the miserable creature,-~"Whoever he may be," remarked
19 2,4|        went to look for a human creature, and we are bringing back
20 2,5|     quickly. ~"But the wretched creature has no sense!" ~"That is
21 2,5|         months ago the wretched creature was a man like you and me.
22 2,5|        you have found this poor creature in such a state!" ~"But,
23 2,5|          without that, the poor creature would have still hidden
24 2,5|         At all events, the poor creature was quite quiet and sad! ~
25 2,5|           And, indeed, the poor creature was on the point of springing
26 2,6|      interrupting the miserable creature, from whom these broken
27 2,7|         he became the miserable creature you found! ~"I have no need
28 3,0|      Jup! corral, corral!" ~The creature understood, seized the cord,
29 3,4|      And indeed the intelligent creature did it well. ~During the