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 1 VII  |   close as usual, but I now observed for the first time that
 2 VIII | Yesterday and to-day I have observed Curtis remonstrating somewhat
 3 X    |     the merchant whom I had observed to be often in company,
 4 XI   |    of a little smuggling.~I observed that Curtis was obliged
 5 XII  |     some philosophic dogma, observed,—~“The explosion, if I may
 6 XVIII|      It is very certain,” I observed, “that some upheaving has
 7 XXXIX|    was growing dusk, nobody observed what we were doing.~“Mr.
 8 XLI  |     perhaps we were already observed, and more horrible scenes
 9 LIV  |   daybreak our raft will be observed.~
10 LVII |   Island of Marajo, and was observed by some fishermen who, with