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 1 1,7|        there seems to be nothing suspicious in this water." ~"No, my
 2 1,8|          the first time, nothing suspicious was seen. ~If some marine
 3 2,3| explorers could not discover one suspicious trace. It was evident that
 4 2,3|          as roarings of rather a suspicious nature had been heard during
 5 2,5|       with the telescope nothing suspicious could be discovered. ~There
 6 2,1|       all sides. ~He saw nothing suspicious. ~When the engineer had
 7 2,8|         vast forest, but nothing suspicious ever appeared. Neither Top
 8 2,0|        had now been made, and no suspicious appearances had been observed.
 9 2,0|     without discovering anything suspicious. The final resolve taken,
10 3,1|         s yacht, for I should be suspicious of any other vessel. These
11 3,1|          considering her to be a suspicious vessel! ~Had the engineer,
12 3,9|        misadventure and found no suspicious traces. His dog would have
13 3,9|          smell had revealed some suspicious object to him. ~Gideon Spilett
14 3,0|          could they perceive any suspicious indications. ~Besides, it
15 3,2|         Pencroft, halting at any suspicious sound, advanced with great
16 3,4|        western horizon. ~Nothing suspicious was discerned, but still