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 1    1,    2|          obligingly continued:~“My father, Joam Garral, has his farm
 2    1,    2|       before a month has passed my father and all his family will
 3    1,    2|         said Torres sharply, “your father is thinking of recrossing
 4    1,    3|       sterling qualities which her father had done. She was in love
 5    1,    3|           received by her from her father, were ample. What more could
 6    1,    3|          it was another thing. His father very wisely wished him to
 7    1,    3|           as if the fortune of his father would not allow him to remain
 8    1,    3|          home to see once more his father, his mother, his sister,
 9    1,    4|         should like to persuade my father to take us to Belem. Do
10    1,    4|          the room.~“Children! your father consents!” cried Yaquita. “
11    1,    4|          daughter.~“And what date, father,” asked Benito, “have you
12    1,    4|       provinces of Brazil! Thanks, father!”~And the young enthusiast,
13    1,    6|        hands, when she learned her father’s scheme.~“Yes,” said Yaquita, “
14    1,    6|          had actively assisted his father in the work, which was on
15    1,    8|      Garral family, comprising the father, mother, daughter, Benito,
16    1,    8|            Minha intervened with:~“Father, now your care has inclosed
17    1,    8|         And that will do us honor, father. It ought to, for the sake
18    1,   13|          come to the fazenda to my father?”~“I have not forgotten
19    1,   13|         received, and I am sure my father will give you a passage.”~“
20    1,   14|           and he observed that his father gave particular attention
21    1,   17|        never keeps his eyes off my father, no matter if he is near
22    1,   17|            grin he has whenever my father comes into his sight.”~“
23    1,   17|           know not—but to force my father to get rid of Torres would
24    1,   17|        possibly exist between your father and this adventurer? Evidently
25    1,   17|         adventurer? Evidently your father has never seen him!”~“I
26    1,   17|               I do not say that my father knows Torres,” said Benito; “
27    1,   17|            me that Torres knows my father. What was the fellow doing
28    1,   17|            But when it concerns my father, I fear lest in giving way
29    1,   17|            keep good watch over my father, we can spoil his game,
30    1,   17|         evil when he looked at his father!~By what myeterious bond
31    1,   18|          Torres does not want your father’s life. For the rest, we
32    1,   18|  expression, constantly sought his father. One would have called them
33    1,   18|          Manoel, and as I and your father have been!”~“As you always
34    1,   19|           misfortune happens to my father—I shall kill him!”~
35    1,   20|         family and the life of her father she would not hesitate.”~“
36    1,   20|           protect, to defend her.~“Father,” said Benito, who had placed
37    1,   20|          defer it no longer.”~“Ah, father, father!” exclaimed the
38    1,   20|           no longer.”~“Ah, father, father!” exclaimed the young man.~“
39    1,   20|     without any power to move.~“My father a murderer?” exclaimed Benito,
40    1,   20|           Garral.~By a gesture his father silenced him.~“I will only
41    1,   20|           Joam Garral.~“But speak, father!” shouted Benito, mad with
42    2,    2|           asked.~“I know that your father is innocent! Yes, innocent!”
43    2,    2|          proof of his innocence my father can one day produce?”~“That
44    2,    2|       matters right.”~“And when my father spoke like that, you did
45    2,    2|         day. No one here doubts my father’s innocence—not one, you
46    2,    2|          too cruel. We will see my father again, and decide what steps
47    2,    2|          ought to know all that my father has told you.”~“I have nothing
48    2,    2|         into communication with my father?”~“There cannot be a doubt
49    2,    2|            learned from us that my father and his whole family were
50    2,    2|           Torres ascertain that my father had been sentenced twenty-three
51    2,    2|        leads me to think that your father did not know that.”~“But
52    2,    2|          that for so many years my father had taken refuge?”~“He knew
53    2,    2| proposition that Torres made to my father during the short interview
54    2,    2|            saw the reply that your father gave.”~“Yes, Manoel, yes!
55    2,    2|          came here and arrested my father; is not that so?”~“Yes,
56    2,    2|       though we were abandoning my father and doubting his innocence—
57    2,    4|         his family, as husband and father, which he had so worthily
58    2,    6|    resolution.~“You never doubt my father’s innocence? Is that so?”
59    2,    6|            him how he found out my father’s retreat. There is something
60    2,    6|       cannot understand it, for my father never left Iquitos for more
61    2,    6|        know of the past life of my father.”~“Really?”~“Yes. I want
62    2,    6|           you were the guest of my father, you threatened him, you
63    2,    6|          for me alone to avenge my father, and as everyhthing here
64    2,    6|          on taking the life of his father’s denouncer than in defending
65    2,    6|            mean?”~“Torres is dead, father; killed by my hand!”~“Dead!—
66    2,    7|            of having destroyed his father, and had it not been for
67    2,    7|        again! Be a son again!”~“My father!” exclaimed Benito. “I have
68    2,    7|      details, and which clears our father! Yes! a hundred times, yes!
69    2,    8|          honor and the life of his father, and he it was who addressed
70    2,   10|         have been in his hand! His father’s innocence would have been
71    2,   11|           document which proves my father’s innocence!”~“I do not
72    2,   12|            one.~“We shall find it, father!” exclaimed Benito. “There
73    2,   15|            on which depended their father’s life and honor. On his
74    2,   15|       everything—the arrest of his father, and the terrible events
75    2,   15|        tried to keep calm, “if you father cannot escape the expiation
76    2,   16|     replied Manoel. “But once your father is out of prison he cannot
77    2,   17|           him. But the husband—the father—retained his self-command.
78    2,   17|           indignant refusal of the father to hand over his daughter
79    2,   17|         was in the presence of his father, and the next moment Manoel,
80    2,   17|        left him no time to do so.~“Father,” he said, “the window grating
81    2,   17|          will never be discovered. Father, you must escape this very
82    2,   17|             Benito advanced to his father, and looking him straight
83    2,   17|         said:~“Never, did you say, father?”~“Never!”~“Father,” said
84    2,   17|            say, father?”~“Never!”~“Father,” said Manoel—“for I also
85    2,   17|         have the right to call you father—listen to us! If we tell
86    2,   17|          impulse Benito seized his father and drew him toward the
87    2,   17|        live for that? No! Never!”~“Father,” interrupted Benito, whose
88    2,   17|            on his knees before his father. He held up his hands to
89    2,   17|       begged him:~“But this order, father,” he repeated, “this order
90    2,   17|          Benito struggled with his father. Manoel, distracted, kept
91    2,   17|          justice at Rio Janeiro.”~“Father!” exclaimed Manoel and Benito.~“
92    2,   17|        Benito threw himself on his father. Again would he have dragged
93    2,   20|            of Lina and Fragoso. To Father Passanha fell the duty of