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 1 1,8|       raised himself a little and gazed without seeing. Despair
 2 1,8|          He did not speak, but he gazed; and, no doubt, the appearance
 3 1,0| considered the apparatus; then he gazed at the engineer without
 4 1,0|       among the blocks of basalt, gazed with an astonished eye,
 5 1,3|          Franklin. ~Cyrus Harding gazed for some time at this splendid
 6 2,2|          did not speak; he simply gazed, and by the mistrust which
 7 2,3|       distance from the canoe and gazed at the settlers without
 8 2,4|           The jaguar advanced and gazed around him with blazing
 9 2,5|          tall trees. The settlers gazed around them, but saw nothing,
10 2,6|       then approached the ape and gazed at it attentively. He belonged
11 2,7|       showing any uneasiness, and gazed at the men, in whom they
12 2,1|       leaning from their windows, gazed on the huge watery masses
13 2,2|          his eyes. ~Cyrus Harding gazed on it in silence. ~"Well,
14 2,3|          it in a few minutes, and gazed anxiously round the horizon. ~
15 2,7|        with them?" ~Cyrus Harding gazed at the unfortunate man for
16 2,8|           Spilett. ~Cyrus Harding gazed at the sheet of white without
17 2,9|        Harding and his companions gazed, with a feeling of surprise
18 3,1|       station near the window and gazed through the foliage. ~It
19 3,9|         convicts. ~ "Neb." ~ They gazed at each other without uttering
20 3,2|           by the inner light. ~He gazed into the apartment. ~On
21 3,5|     engineer, left their work and gazed in silence at the summit
22 3,5|          stood up in the bows. He gazed, a prey to violent excitement.