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 1 III   |      give in, at the same time keeping on the watch. As for the
 2 XIII  |        am but a dolt, I prefer keeping at the medium height—neither
 3 XIV   |       sound asleep, the doctor keeping the first watch. At twelve
 4 XV    |    waganga surrounding him and keeping off the crowd. He was soon
 5 XIX   |     passed the night as usual, keeping the regular watches.~On
 6 XXIV  |       s cargo of stone that is keeping us back?”~Kennedy asked
 7 XXIV  |       himself, therefore, with keeping the balloon at one hundred
 8 XXXI  |      care of guiding us and of keeping us in good health as we
 9 XXXI  | descended gradually, but still keeping at a safe height, for, in
10 XXXIII|       then, will be limited to keeping ourselves above that vast
11 XXXIII|     northern part of the lake, keeping ourselves as much in sight
12 XXXIII|    made no reply. He preferred keeping quiet to discussing this
13 XXXV  |        holding his breath, was keeping himself concealed in a thicket,
14 XXXVI |         I understand him! He’s keeping on in the same direction
15 XLII  |      may Heaven have us in its keeping for this last day of the
16 XLII  |     smoke vigorously by way of keeping awake.~The most absolute