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 1  1, 5 |   Conseil, standing near me, was looking straight before him. The
 2  1, 5 |        lost in the darkness. ~In looking at Conseil, I could see
 3  1, 5 |     there! The very thing we are looking for-- on our weather beam!" ~
 4  1, 18|      living flowers. While I was looking on this desolate scene,
 5  1, 22|        Nemo appear with a glass, looking towards the horizon. ~For
 6  1, 22|   platform to the other, without looking at me, perhaps without seeing
 7  1, 22|        the sea. What could he be looking for on that immense expanse? ~
 8  1, 22|      this hatred, for he was not looking at me; his eye was steadily
 9  1, 22|          the master," I replied, looking steadily at him. "But may
10  2, 4 |       across the plain of Egypt, looking towards Arabia. It took
11  2, 6 | flattened against the glass, was looking at us. ~To my great amazement,
12  2, 8 |             Ah, sir! I have been looking for you. Do you know the
13  2, 9 |      abyss to the other, without looking under my feet, having only
14  2, 10|      even see Captain Nemo; but, looking to the zenith, exactly above
15  2, 12|        more?" ~"Why?" I replied, looking fixedly at Ned Land, whose
16  2, 12|          on the eastern horizon. Looking attentively, one might see
17  2, 12|            answered the Captain, looking fixedly at Ned Land. ~I
18  2, 13|          to the South?" I asked, looking at the Captain. ~"Yes, sir;
19  2, 14|       through this fog?" said I, looking at the leaden sky. ~"However
20  2, 14|         others crowded the rock, looking at us as we passed by without
21  2, 14|     large troops of sea-mammals, looking at us with their soft eyes.
22  2, 19|        of it; while the captain, looking at it, seemed to envy the
23  2, 21|         that," replied Ned Land, looking at me. ~A whole flood of
24  2, 21|          surrounded the Captain, looking with implacable hatred at
25  2, 21|         an agitated step. He was looking at the ship, which was five
26  2, 21|       gloomy, implacable; he was looking through the port panel.
27  2, 21|   archangel of hatred, was still looking. When all was over, he turned
28  2, 22|         was not we the crew were looking after! ~"The maelstrom!