Chapter

 1 Pre  |    strongly engrossed the public attention.~It is advisable here to
 2 II   |        the opposite scuttle, his attention was attracted by the approach
 3 II   |         who first recalled their attention to the vanishing globe.~“
 4 III  |  swallowed it with avidity.~This attention paid, the travelers watched
 5 XIII |  observed these rifts with great attention. He noticed that their borders
 6 XIII | Schroeter who in 1789 first drew attention to them. Others followed
 7 XIV  |          alone claimed all their attention; and we must allow that
 8 XVII |        spectacle attracted their attention, that of the southern part
 9 XVII |        which he drew Barbicane’s attention. It was about the 80th parallel,
10 XVIII|          watched with scrupulous attention the brilliant rays which
11 XX   |    return to his cabin, when his attention was attracted by a distant