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1    1,    2|      retain the memory of the bad treatment they have received,
2    1,    2|    has done what is almost as bad. He has robbed me!”~The
3    1,   12|       of reis would not be so bad at the bottom of my pocket,
4    1,   15|      the west of America.~The bad weather was at last met
5    1,   17|   said that, by negligence or bad management, the number of
6    2,    4| Jarriquez, however, was not a bad man. Nervous, fidgety, talkative,
7    2,   12|     one of his comrades—and a bad lot they are!—and this quarrel