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 1      I,  VIII |      But much time is wasted in watching these animals, who swim
 2      I,  XV   |      not indeed for the sake of watching the poor creatures slaughtered,
 3      I,  XV   |         I have been attentively watching the tides all through this
 4      I,  XIX  |        the different rooms, and watching Mrs Joliffe at her cooking
 5      I,  XXI  |          Meanwhile Rae had been watching the bears and the loft.
 6      I,  XXIII|         his instrument, eagerly watching the progress of the phenomenon.
 7      I,  XXIII|     Hobson, who was attentively watching the minute hand of his chronometer.~
 8     II,  VIII |     women who were so anxiously watching it.~Suddenly a loud crack
 9     II,  XIV  | patiently near these holes, and watching for the moment when the
10     II,  XVII |         was gone!~As they stood watching the awful scene, the buildings,
11     II,  XVIII|      weary task the women stood watching them from the foot of a
12     II,  XIX  |   icebergs had now disappeared, watching, ever watching, like a shipwrecked
13     II,  XIX  |     disappeared, watching, ever watching, like a shipwrecked mariner,