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 1    1,    4|        sister was speaking, he gazed at her with wide-open eyes,
 2    1,   11| astonishment of the guide, who gazed at him in bewilderment.~
 3    1,   16|       Thalcave was silent, and gazed at the geographer with an
 4    1,   16|      hardly find words, and he gazed at the grave Indian as if
 5    1,   16|       him up on his horse, and gazed at him with peculiar sympathy.
 6    1,   20|      well armed came in sight, gazed at them for an instant,
 7    1,   25|   Glenarvan and his companions gazed silently at this terrifying
 8    1,   25|      other elements. Glenarvan gazed with haggard looks at the
 9    1,   26|     down the lonely strand. He gazed, and listened, and even
10    1,   26|  saying:~“My wife.”~The Indian gazed at it with a softened eye,
11    1,   26|      took him in his arms, and gazed tenderly into his face.
12    2,   16|        Glenarvan and his party gazed at each other and Wilson
13    2,   17|    Mary, Robert, and Glenarvan gazed at him in astonishment,
14    2,   19|   appeared, all eyes anxiously gazed at the offing. Was the DUNCAN,
15    3,    1|  features. For some minutes he gazed at the expanse before him,
16    3,    4|     John leaned over the side, gazed into the dark water, and
17    3,    4|        rushed to the poop, and gazed in silence at the coast
18    3,    6|   passengers were silent. They gazed at the frail craft as they
19    3,   10|      own country.”~The warrior gazed coldly at his prisoner.
20    3,   14|        hills; then turned, and gazed in terror at this fearful
21    3,   16|     his momentary absence they gazed at each other in silence,
22    3,   19|         leaning over the rail, gazed sadly at the phosphorescent
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