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 1  1, 13| horizon, free from fog, made observation easy. Nothing was in sight.
 2  1, 21|     still more weight to his observation. We all three arose, shouldered
 3  1, 22|     his eye off the point of observation. Then he lowered his glass
 4  2, 3 |     heart. ~When I made this observation to him, he answered in a
 5  2, 5 |   seemed tinted with red, an observation already made by Captain
 6  2, 6 |      the Canadian. "But your observation applies equally to all attempts
 7  2, 9 |    but I could not repeat my observation, for the Captain's head
 8  2, 12|     you allow me to make one observation, sir?" said Conseil. "Poor
 9  2, 13|   noon, Captain Nemo took an observation as near as possible, which
10  2, 14|  shore and choose a post for observation." ~That point settled, I
11  2, 17|    of these seas escaped all observation. ~This speed was kept up