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| 51 | 129 | View more quotes about another">Another man screamed and disappeared under the water. |
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| 51 | 126 | One of them had put out longboats, four longboats, which were now approaching the scattered, splintered wreckage of the first vessel. |
| 51 | 127 | The other vessel had declined to risk its longboats. |
| 51 | 128 | Captains differ with respect to such matters. |
| 51 | 129 | Another man screamed and disappeared under the water. |
| 51 | 130 | "Sharks," said Sakim, "jubilant sharks, rushing to the feast". |
| 51 | 131 | Sharks will follow food wherever it may be found, as in following a ship for days, to feed on discarded garbage, but most tend to stay in shallower water, where sunlight can nourish rooted, aquatic plants, which can nourish small fish, which, in turn, can nourish larger fish, such as sharks. |
| 51 | 132 | I witnessed two coils of the gigantic hith encircle a swimmer and constrict. |