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I understand this sentence as he is so much interested about the scene, that he forgets to breathe. If I am right, then on this page there are sentences saying the opposite: he watched the scene without much interest...
Am I right?
(I beg pardon for my poor English)
It seems that among the direct translations only the French sentence is out of line (in that it says the opposite). I would suggest separating it (but I probably should not comment on English sentences).
Ĉu do sufiĉas simple klaki sur la tondilo antaŭ la franca frazo?
Jes, tio sufiĉas, sed ŝajnas, ke danepo jam faris tion por ni. Danke al vi ambaŭ nun ĉio estas en ordo.
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He was watching the scene with breathless interest.
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