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1    1,    3|    homestead, or, to use the expression of the country, “fazenda,”
2    1,    4|    wife. His face bore a new expression, that of a man who had taken
3    1,   11|     head was raised, and his expression was that of a man resolved
4    1,   18|      Torres, with a peculiar expression, constantly sought his father.
5    2,    4| gimlet-like eyes, with their expression of surprising acuteness;
6    2,    6| looking at his friend, whose expression was that of a man who had
7    2,   10|  fish, if we can use such an expression, escaped on all sides from