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 1  1, 6 |   having observed the animal attentively, called the engineer. The
 2  1, 17|     the waters. I watched it attentively, seeking to find out the
 3  1, 19| Torres, and I consulted them attentively. Round the Nautilus the
 4  1, 21|    the Nautilus, examined it attentively. He was, perhaps, a "mado"
 5  1, 23|  round their chief. Watching attentively, I observed that four of
 6  2, 3 | liquid mass, which I watched attentively. ~About five yards from
 7  2, 6 |   sea." ~The Canadian looked attentively. ~"Certainly you are right,
 8  2, 6 |  observed the mass of waters attentively. To what end I could not
 9  2, 8 | reigned on board. I listened attentively. Would no loud voice suddenly
10  2, 12|     eastern horizon. Looking attentively, one might see its black
11  2, 19|   watched these raging waves attentively. They measured fifteen feet
12  2, 20|      Upon examining the mass attentively, I could recognise the ever-thickening