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1      I,  XX   |        prowled huge bears, whose movements were watched with great
2      I,  XXI  |       through which to watch the movements of the unwelcome visitors.~“
3      I,  XXI  |     Throughout the whole day the movements of the bears were attentively
4      I,  XXI  |       dark that all hoped Long’s movements would escape the notice
5     II,  XIV  |  shutters.~Through the panes the movements of the visitor were watched.
6     II,  XV   | importance to note the slightest movements of the island.~It was on
7     II,  XV   |         been imprisoned, and its movements ought to be watched with
8     II,  XVIII|         find some way out if her movements were free. Some tools had