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 1 1,3|          the carcass of a gigantic whale. Its extreme breadth was
 2 1,1|        read to me; Providence Bay, Whale Point, Cape Disappointment!" ~"
 3 2,0|         Lincoln Island. This was a whale of the largest size, which
 4 2,0|          species, called the "Cape Whale." ~"What a lucky chance
 5 2,0|            the reporter, "to see a whale in this comparatively high
 6 2,0|         American whalemen call the whale field, and it is here, between
 7 2,0|         whaler feels in sight of a whale. And if this had only been
 8 2,0|          Now it happened that this whale appeared to have no wish
 9 2,0| distinguished. It was the southern whale, which is completely black,
10 2,0|          than that of the northern whale. ~They could also see it
11 2,0|         window, announced that the whale was stranded on the beach
12 2,0|     natural, for it was a southern whale, eighty feet long, a giant
13 2,0|           at them repeatedly. ~The whale was a female, and a large
14 2,0|         and molluscs, on which the whale fed. ~The operation finished,
15 2,0|             He took a dozen of the whale's bones, cut them into six
16 3,5|            in shape to an enormous whale, was about 250 feet long,
17 3,6|           a gigantic mammal of the whale species, now for a submarine