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 1    1,    3|         were obliged to come and take up their abode on the left
 2    1,    3|      Garral, making him swear to take her for his wife.~“You have
 3    1,    4|         Where should the wedding take place?~Where should it be
 4    1,    4|    probably wish the marriage to take place at Iquitos, with grand
 5    1,    4|         to persuade my father to take us to Belem. Do you not
 6    1,    4|      this marriage would one day take place, and that it would
 7    1,    4|      choose, Joam.”~“And it will take place here—at Iquitos?”~
 8    1,    4|        years I have asked you to take me and my daughter to the
 9    1,    4|         manager would be able to take his place without any hitch
10    1,    4|          position which she will take at Belem, that she should
11    1,    5|        abandoned the district to take refuge among some of the
12    1,    6|         extreme, he was going to take with him a numerous following
13    1,    6|          added Benito.~“Won’t it take rather long?” observed Manoel; “
14    1,    6| descending the Amazon?”~It would take some time, obviously, but
15    1,    6|          a forest which it would take twenty or thirty years to
16    1,    7|       had made up their minds to take a holiday. The weather was
17    1,    7|          Benito.~“If not, I will take Manoel’s arm, and we shall
18    1,    7|   holidays.~This vegetable might take them far if they determined
19    1,    8|       Joam Garral had offered to take him to Para, on the road
20    1,    8|         and the pilot who was to take charge of the navigation
21    1,    8|          about it.~“It would not take much to make us plant trees
22    1,    9|      course of the voyage was to take his meals with the family,
23    1,    9|        times had employed him to take his rafts to belem, and
24    1,    9|     would be very rapid it would take long months before similar
25    1,    9|   shouted. “the raft which is to take us to Belem! It will float
26    1,    9|          crew. It was for him to take all the necessary measures
27    1,   11|        it. There, Minha, you can take your choice between the
28    1,   11|       woods; or rather they make take their choice of you for
29    1,   11|    uninhabitable!”~“And we shall take them into Para,” said Manoel, “
30    1,   11|       that she may seize you and take you to the bottom of the
31    1,   11|      will put you on it! It will take you back to the mysterious
32    1,   11|          raft. They had to again take to the forest, and make
33    1,   12|        the twelvemonth they will take every care not to endanger
34    1,   12|   answered Fragoso—“just time to take the tools of my profession,
35    1,   12|          bank for the landing to take place without much trouble.
36    1,   13|       and if your fazender would take me——”~“Do you intend, then,
37    1,   13|     Belem, and the wedding is to take place as soon as we get
38    1,   13|       board.”~“Oh, that will not take me long!” answered Torres; “
39    1,   14|          steamer, who is free to take part in the general life
40    1,   14|           added Manoel.~“Did you take much trouble to catch the
41    1,   14|          and perfectly harmless. Take a little of the water, Minha,
42    1,   15|   Normandy or Brittany, does not take less every year that from
43    1,   15|       little Torres had begun to take a more active part in the
44    1,   15|         the large pirogue should take the whole family to Ega.
45    1,   16|        the reason why he did not take his place in the pirogue,
46    1,   16|         negroes as rowers, would take some hours, not to mention
47    1,   16|      mother and sister, you must take great care that you do not
48    1,   16|       for me?”~“With pleasure.”~“Take this letter, then, my friend,
49    1,   17|        ever think of offering to take him on board this raft?”~“
50    1,   17|         go on to Belem. Will you take me there?”~Joam Garral replied
51    1,   18|        that their marriage would take place at the same time as
52    1,   18|       for whatever time it would take for the raft to get to Belem.~“
53    1,   18|       miles which remained would take three hours to travel, and
54    1,   19|        convoy’s departure was to take place. He alone could have
55    1,   20|        rascal cooled his anger.~“Take care,” said Torres, “your
56    1,   20|          is left for me to do.”~“Take care, Joam Garral!” said
57    1,   20|          long. The marriage will take place here, not later than
58    1,   20|       Minha and Mr. Manoel is to take place to-morrow on the raft——”~“
59    1,   20|         the raft——”~“Yours shall take place at the same time,”
60    1,   20|       before the ceremony was to take place, a large pirogue came
61    2,    2|     Passanha.~“Padre,” he said, “take my mother and sister away
62    2,    2|         the current which was to take it to the lower bank of
63    2,    3|          to persuade the jury to take the same view of the matter.
64    2,    3|           The wedding should not take place unless under proper
65    2,    3|        whenever she asked him to take her into Brazil, and with
66    2,    4|    Janeiro justice would have to take its course.~But in the nature
67    2,    4|           he made no movement to take it.~“You have finished?”
68    2,    4|      much for him, and he had to take two or three circuits of
69    2,    5|       possible, and justice must take its course.”~Joam Dacosta
70    2,    6|     shortest way was for them to take the left bank of the Rio
71    2,    6|      where the duel was about to take place was a level bank about
72    2,    7|      recovering the body. Let us take two pirogues, two ubas,
73    2,    8|        physical effect would not take place for several days.~
74    2,    8|       Frias, and because it will take many days before it rises
75    2,    8|        Benito lie down, so as to take a few hours’ rest.~“What
76    2,    9|       mortally wounded, it would take five or six days; but as
77    2,   10|      confused mass. It seemed to take the form of a corpse, entangled
78    2,   11|        at any future time:~“Just take note, my friends,” he said, “
79    2,   11|          recover the corpse, and take it to the bank to await
80    2,   12|         of these paragraphs, and take the one which is likely
81    2,   12|      That is very strange. If we take up a book and open it by
82    2,   13|        Manoel, “and I do not——”~“Take the document,” continued
83    2,   13|          in the face, “suppose I take a number by chance, so as
84    2,   13|      answered the judge. “Let us take, for example, one of the
85    2,   13|          these numbers, it would take you six years, and that
86    2,   14|       certain that justice would take its course.~There was no
87    2,   14|         of the kind.~In fact, to take only the last paragraph
88    2,   14|  cryptograph only one letter can take the place of another.~It
89    2,   14|         immediately; do not even take time to think, or I——”~Bobo,
90    2,   16|         the approaching night to take the pirogue up the canal
91    2,   17|     Could he allow that union to take place under a false name
92    2,   17|         Araujo is there ready to take you far away from Manaos,
93    2,   17|             Yes!”~“And that will take place?”~“To-morrow.”~Benito
94    2,   17|          will not do for them to take me out of here against my
95    2,   18|      been produced; justice must take its course.~It was the very
96    2,   19|          all apprehension, would take leave of their host to go
97    2,   20|          done, a ceremony had to take place on the jangada—the
98    2,   20|           and it would then only take a week to ascend the Amazon,
99    2,   20|   Iquitos of which Benito was to take the management.~Joam Dacosta