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1    1,    9|   river—towns, villages, and missions. The immense stream no longer
2    1,   11|   ordered to be ready in the missions of the Upper Amazon. Madame
3    1,   11|    endeavor was to reach the missions on the Brazilian frontier,
4    1,   11| Indians, who took her to the missions, where the escort was waiting.
5    1,   12|     of the Hispano-Brazilian missions. There was no better method
6    1,   15|     in the sixteenth century missions were founded by the Spaniards,