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Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea

CHAPTER XX
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They were a species of those "kangaroo rabbits" that live habitually in the hollows of trees, and whose speed is extreme; but they are moderately fat, and furnish, at least, estimable food.

We were very satisfied with the results of the hunt.

Happy Ned proposed to return to this enchanting island the next day, for he wished to depopulate it of all the eatable quadrupeds.

But he had reckoned without his host.
At six o'clock in the evening we had regained the shore; our boat was moored to the usual place.

The Nautilus, like a long rock, emerged from the waves two miles from the beach.


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