Chapter

 1 2 | steadily at his pipe, the close attention which he gave me was beyond
 2 2 |      particularly attracted the attention of tourists. Mr. Smith knew
 3 4 |    return to Washington, public attention was wholly distracted from
 4 4 |      newspapers drew particular attention, the surface of the roads
 5 4 |       already attracted so much attention. If the police believed
 6 5 |        and studied with extreme attention the matter of the report.~
 7 5 |        sought to attract public attention and to astound the maritime
 8 6 |         which had attracted our attention were in reality one and
 9 7 |        foolish as thus to force attention upon themselves. Their chief
10 7 |       took no notice; and if my attention was drawn to the matter,
11 7 |     will have it hereafter, for attention is now drawn to it in a
12 12|       woods.~At that moment our attention was caught by a sudden agitation
13 13|    occupied and preoccupied the attention of all the world, the daring
14 13|      must admit he paid no more attention to me, than his men had
15 14|        frankly, no one paid any attention to me. It was as if I had
16 15|      the same that had held the attention of Mr. Elias Smith and myself,
17 16|         Robur the Conqueror the attention of the entire world. The
18 17|        not be ignorant that the attention of the public was now keenly