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1    1,    1| anti-slavery ideas had entered the minds of a few philanthropists,
2    1,    3|           than grow then these two minds were thus united.~A year
3    1,    7|           people had made up their minds to take a holiday. The weather
4    2,    6|             They had made up their minds to go from house to house,
5    2,    7|            they must make up their minds to act.~“Benito,” said Manoel, “