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1 IV  |     beard. To say the truth, he looks older than he really is:
2 IV  |      engineer, William Falsten, looks like a thorough Englishman.
3 XIII|       for orders. He hesitates; looks first at the huge and threatening
4 XIII|     huge and threatening waves; looks then at the boats. The long-boat
5 XVI |          in answer to our eager looks of inquiry.~At this point
6 XXVI|      gave long and scrutinizing looks at the sea and sky. In less
7 XLV |      glanced at each other with looks as savage as though we were
8 XLVI| inconsistency of his well-to-do looks and his pitiable groans.
9 LII |     himself,—~“Birds! why, that looks as if land were not far