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 1 XIII  |      band, drawn up in the rear, watched his proceedings in profound
 2 XVIII |     pleasant countenance that he watched the population of Tampa
 3 XX    |       crossed and stern gaze, he watched the hero of the meeting.
 4 XX    |         of so free a discussion, watched his new friend with some
 5 XXI   |    disappeared.~Nicholl lovingly watched its flight, when he heard
 6 XXI   |        captain’s answer. Nicholl watched for the decision of the
 7 XXVIII|   through the stellar spaces. He watched with untiring patience the
 8 XXVIII|        the gigantic telescope he watched the course of the moon through
 9 II    |        with which these bold men watched the orb of night, the great
10 III   |    attention paid, the travelers watched the earth and the moon attentively.
11 IV    |        the white page. Barbicane watched him, while Michel Ardan
12 V     |      distance from the earth. He watched him anxiously.~“No,” exclaimed
13 IX    |          of the solar rays.~They watched thus through the side windows
14 XVI   |       instant’s repose. Each one watched for an unexpected fact,
15 XVIII | Barbicane and his two companions watched with scrupulous attention
16 XXII  |        the scuttles, attentively watched the liquid mass through