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 1    1,    6|         useless, not to mention a telescope in addition, which he carried
 2    1,    6|   mysterious passenger seized his telescope, drew it out to its fullest
 3    1,   11|           saddle, his inseparable telescope on his shoulder-belt, he
 4    1,   23|      sunshine, and the lens of my telescope, and you’ll see what a fire
 5    1,   23|      there, and by the help of my telescope, let you know how things
 6    1,   26|           by the aid of Paganel’s telescope, closely observed the movements
 7    2,    2|          speedily on deck. Soon a telescope made its appearance, followed
 8    2,    4|      Purdy-Moore rifle against my telescope?”~“Why not, Paganel, if
 9    2,    4|           require the use of your telescope, Paganel, I shall be equally
10    2,    6|           in question through his telescope.~“Let us go to it, then,”
11    2,    8|      rubbing up the lenses of his telescope. Of course, next morning
12    3,    6|           out, borrowed Paganel’s telescope.~“That is no reef,” said
13    3,   13|          Paganel’s spectacles and telescope seemed to give him a great
14    3,   15|        alone rose, and turned his telescope to the point indicated.~“
15    3,   16| absolutely mad. He frisked about, telescope in hand, pointing it at
16    3,   19|         this new land through his telescope.~“I don’t know what to think,”