Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |          sea with the most careful attention. They saw nothing but a
 2  1, 4 |         watched the sea with eager attention. ~Besides, Captain Farragut
 3  1, 4 | contradicted. His person attracted attention, but above all the boldness
 4  1, 5 |           was watched with renewed attention. Each one wished for a last
 5  1, 5 |          were tried to attract the attention and stimulate the apathy
 6  1, 8 |             examined us with great attention, without saying a word;
 7  1, 8 |         politely, and with extreme attention; but nothing in his countenance
 8  1, 10|           scanned us with profound attention. Did he hesitate to speak?
 9  1, 14|          of the horizon with great attention. This examination over,
10  1, 22|      lieutenant drew the Captain's attention again. The latter stopped
11  2, 1 |           some involuntary sign of attention, if he had understood them;
12  2, 2 |         For the future I shall pay attention," replied the Canadian. ~"
13  2, 5 |    Certainly," said I, after close attention; "I see something like a
14  2, 9 |             I called the Captain's attention to the fact. ~"They will
15  2, 18|        clock when Ned Land drew my attention to a formidable pricking,
16  2, 20|             and watched with great attention. The perfect rest of the
17  2, 20|         which at once attracted my attention. One would have thought