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 1    1,    1|       comes from a long way off. Look at those petrifactions all
 2    1,    2|          exclaimed Lady Helena. “Look!”~“Let us go steadily to
 3    1,    2|           and all about it.”~“Do look at once, then,” said Lord
 4    1,    3|       exceeding sweetness in his look, and a stamp of Highland
 5    1,    3|          resigned but courageous look, as well as her neat though
 6    1,    3|            said the girl, with a look at her brother.~“Lord Glenarvan
 7    1,    5|          the SCOTIA might justly look upon the DUNCAN as a mere
 8    1,    6|     laughs at sea-sickness. Why, look at him this very moment!
 9    1,    6|         that you make me wish to look all over it; and I should
10    1,    6|     round spectacles, and in his look was that peculiar indecision
11    1,    8|      Captain.”~“Be so good as to look in this direction. Don’t
12    1,    8|         s the Peak.”~“It doesn’t look much of a height.”~“It is
13    1,   12|        that they did not dare to look down them. In many places
14    1,   14|          succor.~“We must go and look for him, and look till we
15    1,   14|         go and look for him, and look till we find him,” he exclaimed,
16    1,   14|        petrified:~“There! there! Look! look!”~All eyes turned
17    1,   14|  petrified:~“There! there! Look! look!”~All eyes turned immediately
18    1,   15|      said, mischievously, with a look of fun on his face, “Ah,
19    1,   17|   returned the geographer. “Do I look like a man that would commit
20    1,   18|         often turned his head to look at Robert, and ever and
21    1,   19|      half-closed eyes. An uneasy look began to depict itself on
22    1,   19|        would be useless going to look for them till daylight.~
23    1,   20|   fellows yonder?”~“I think they look like regular bandits.”~“
24    1,   20|     while the eyes have a kindly look. Now, in these American
25    1,   21|       head and gave an approving look. The Patagonian was either
26    1,   24|         providence.”~“All right. Look on me as a messenger of
27    1,   25|            if I may judge by the look of things.”~“It is not the
28    1,   25|      horizontal branch to take a look round.~The deep blackness
29    1,   26|        before her.”~V. IV Verne~“Look for a red light or a green
30    2,    1|        did not know which way to look, and was obliged to hide
31    2,    1|       latitude, happily.”~“Well, look,” said the Major, displaying
32    2,    2|    nothing that resembled land.~“Look in the clouds,” said John
33    2,    4|         to get to Australia, and look out for traces of the wreck
34    2,    7|     anywhere else.”~“And we will look for him there, and find
35    2,    7|       mind. Lady Helena made him look at Mary’s beaming face,
36    2,    9|   strange country.”~“It does not look like it at present,” said
37    2,   11|       the Wimerra camp to go and look for a blacksmith at the
38    2,   11|         Australia!”~“Because you look at the past, and not at
39    2,   12|         his somber garb made him look like a little reverend already.~
40    2,   12|        child, with an astonished look.~“Well, well,” said Paganel; “
41    2,   15|         noticed his disappointed look. But he said nothing, keeping
42    2,   16|          John Mangles caught the look and instinctively felt his
43    2,   18|      sang-froid and manners. His look, indeed, betrayed his preoccupation,
44    2,   19|     times Lord Glenarvan went to look at the river, trying to
45    2,   19|       one and another by word or look.~They stopped in the evening
46    3,    1|         him, as if taking a last look at some ship disappearing
47    3,    1|    moment, and without a word or look, set off at a gallop toward
48    3,    2|       poop from time to time, to look at the weather. Paganel
49    3,    3|     man-eaters to whom we should look in vain for pity.”~“Well,
50    3,    4|       Lord,” said John Mangles. “Look more to starboard.”~“Why,
51    3,    4|      young captain. “We must not look out for troubles. The MACQUARIE
52    3,    7|          of starting they had to look for shelter.~Wilson was
53    3,    9| deeply-furrowed brow, his fierce look, and sinister expression,
54    3,   10|         excited, were hideous to look upon.~There was another
55    3,   12|          Glenarvan had said, “to look death in the face. We must
56    3,   12|     flame, and was free from any look of doubt, and after having
57    3,   13|          companions by voice and look.~In less than five minutes
58    3,   13|        Glenarvan, it is useless. Look!”~And then they all perceived
59    3,   13|       for those people! Come and look at them.”~They all followed
60    3,   16|       geographer, with a furious look. “Is that a personal allusion?”~“
61    3,   17|      Lady Helena reappeared, her look was full of hope. Had she
62    3,   19|          On the shore this time! Look! It moves! It has changed
63    3,   19|         and then we are going to look for our father together.