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 1 XIX| pronounced in the affirmative. Looking at the question from the
 2 XXI|      the captain. “I have been looking for him for the last two
 3 XXI|    oppressed birds, he must be looking for you. When we have found
 4 XXI|    Indeed?” said Michel Ardan, looking at the captain out of the
 5 II |      companions stood silently looking into space. The object grew
 6 II |         repeated Michel Ardan, looking with all his eyes at the
 7 IV |    talent that,” said Nicholl, looking suspiciously at his companion.~“
 8 VII|      they were getting fat.~In looking through the scuttle Barbicane
 9 XI |     map of their satellite!~In looking at a selenographic map,
10 XII|    their glasses.~“What are we looking at, at this moment?” asked
11 XIV|    These stars were soft eyes, looking out into the dark night,
12 XV | continents, large dark masses, looking like immense forests under
13 XX |    which millions of eyes were looking at at the same moment.~“
14 XXI|        see Michel Ardan’s face looking through one of the scuttles,