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 1 1,3|      Herbert directed Pencroft's attention to it, adding, "That proves
 2 1,3|          sight, they fixed their attention on the land where their
 3 1,4|    examined the coast with great attention. Stretched out below them
 4 1,4|          towards the west. Their attention was first arrested by the
 5 1,5|          It only needed care and attention, as they had plenty of wood
 6 1,6|          The jerks attracted the attention of the gallinaceae, and
 7 1,8|          had listened with great attention to this account. ~It was
 8 1,6| companions had at first paid any attention to Top's behavior; but the
 9 1,8|         feet farther, when their attention was attracted by distant
10 2,5|       any object attracted their attention. But they found nothing,
11 2,7|          to which Neb called the attention of the colonists. It was
12 2,9|         would have attracted her attention, and would have departed! ~
13 2,4|       seemed at first to fix the attention of the unhappy object, but
14 2,5|     difficulty, and with careful attention, it might, perhaps, be hoped
15 2,5|         things, so as to fix his attention. A spark, indeed, would
16 2,5|        stranger gave some slight attention to what was said, and the
17 2,6|   stranger listened with extreme attention. ~Then the engineer told
18 2,8|     which he surveyed with great attention. It was for other traces
19 2,0|      that they should direct the attention of their companions to the
20 2,0|          it my duty to call your attention to certain incidents which
21 3,1|          necessarily attract the attention of the brig. ~But at the
22 3,3|         without attracting their attention. The most important thing
23 3,3|       not even probable that his attention had been awakened by the
24 3,0|   darkness without the convicts' attention having been in the least
25 3,4|         to the west with no less attention, and by climbing the spur
26 3,4|       winters. I would draw your attention also to an entirely physical
27 3,6|         Captain Nemo paid little attention; his mind appeared to be
28 3,7|          profound silence. ~"Pay attention to my wishes," he continued. "
29 3,8|       listened with the greatest attention, and were convinced that
30 3,9|       with their task to pay any attention to even the most formidable
31 3,0|     consciousness, thanks to the attention lavished upon them, they