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20,000 leagues under the sea , Part 1

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Book Reports

 

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David B

 

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August 2, 2014

 

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University

 

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Ned Land was an extremely skilled harpooner with excellent precision and was knows world wide because of this. Monsirur Aronnax was from the Paris Museum had written a book called Mysteries of the Ocean Depths , this was popular among scientists making him a specialist in this feild. The Abraham Lincoln searched the oceans for months without any sighting of the creature allmost as if it knew they had been tracking it...
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Then one night in early November Ned Land spotted a bright light comeing from just under the waters surface , so the frigate started chaseing the moster with full steam. For two days and one night the Abraham Lincoln chased this monster , fireing cannons when it was close enough but they would just bounce off...
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