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 1 1,4|         whole flock of these winged creatures. ~"Oh!" cried he, "those
 2 1,2|          same time all sight of the creatures, which disappeared in the
 3 1,4|             food. ~Great amphibious creatures could also be seen crawling
 4 1,5|            knew the habits of these creatures, and he advised waiting
 5 1,5|             skins of the amphibious creatures. They were of a medium size,
 6 1,1|       entrusts to these microscopic creatures the task of replacing this
 7 1,2|          make bait to attract other creatures!" ~The reporter was right,
 8 1,2|          Now, what are these feline creatures?" asked Pencroft. "They
 9 2,3|     unnecessary aggression, and the creatures might, ignorant of the power
10 2,6|             replied Harding; "these creatures cannot keep us long at bay." ~"
11 2,7|    movements of the two magnificent creatures were left entirely free,
12 2,4| satisfaction to rescue one of God's creatures from brutishness." ~Pencroft
13 3,0|      destroyed all. A few terrified creatures roamed over the plateau.
14 3,1|       Harding, "I notice that these creatures, both birds and quadrupeds,
15 3,5|   superiority over all other living creatures here below. It is this which
16 3,6|           in the chase of submarine creatures. Thus were explained so