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 1    1,    1|             and looked at in every way it will cost him something.”
 2    1,    2|           began to move about in a way that was not very reassuring
 3    1,    2|             An hour passed in this way without any result. Torres
 4    1,    2|         the grass lay often in the way. He stumbled over them and
 5    1,    2|        difficulty in retracing his way through the dense forest.
 6    1,    2|          him, and set out on their way to the farm.~As for Torres
 7    1,    3|          and there have made their way abgove the summits of the
 8    1,    3|            winning grace, in every way the very image of Yaquita.
 9    1,    5|       ascend to Iquitos; others by way of the Tapajoz, the Madeira,
10    1,    5|           or the Purus, make their way into the center of Peru
11    1,    6|         said Yaquita, “and in that way we shall reach Belem without
12    1,    6|          not hit upon some quicker way of descending the Amazon?”~
13    1,    6|      portions of the wood.~In this way the work progressed. The
14    1,    7| felling-sword in hand, cleared the way, and put thousands of birds
15    1,    7|           Benito, “and that is the way you talk of your riches!”~“
16    1,    7|           you were already on your way and Minha was waiting for
17    1,    7|             so as to point out the way.~If a thicket barred the
18    1,    7|          Fragoso was received in a way that gave him neither wish
19    1,    8|          to proceed in a different way. The whole mass of trunks
20    1,    8|         Garral, smiling in the sad way he often did.~“That will
21    1,    8|     through—which is yours, by the way, and into which you are
22    1,   10|          you know a more agreeable way of traveling?”~“No, my dear
23    1,   10|         thousands of miles in this way.”~“And,” said Minha, “you
24    1,   10|            am of somewhat the same way of thinking as my brother.
25    1,   10|           with difficulty make its way! And the mangrove trees,
26    1,   11|          the long raft went on its way with the stream without
27    1,   11|           have not yet found their way into Para—or rather that,
28    1,   11|           Fragoso, “it mistook the way, and instead of going up
29    1,   11|         the forest, and make their way on foot through the almost
30    1,   12|         stingy toward them in that way—there are always some heads
31    1,   14|           one to another in such a way that a single Indian could
32    1,   15|           under the water. In this way they always have the meat
33    1,   15|         that the species is on its way to complete destruction.~
34    1,   17|      father, I fear lest in giving way to my impressions I may
35    1,   17|        their cabins, which, by the way, are mostly built on piles.
36    1,   17|          came on, and there was no way of avoiding him.~The huge
37    1,   18|       thought Para was such a long way off!”~As for Manoel and
38    1,   18|           always to travel in this way, on this quiet water, shaded
39    1,   18|            Besides, this was, in a way, the betrothal dinner of
40    2,    1|            to Europeanization in a way which bids fair to destroy
41    2,    2|           The scoundrel was on his way to the fazenda with the
42    2,    4|         task of Jarriquez was in a way very simple. He had either
43    2,    4|           Judge Jarriquez made his way to the prison in God-the-Son
44    2,    4|          in telling it in your own way.”~Joam Dacosta, who did
45    2,    5|        have you to speak in such a way of this—informer?”~“A scoundrel!
46    2,    5|         kind of feeling making its way to that corner of the heart
47    2,    5|         thus not injure him in any way, and I think he will act
48    2,    6|            river, and the shortest way was for them to take the
49    2,    6|          who was the first to give way would quickly be driven
50    2,    7|           could not testify in any way to the innocence of Joam
51    2,    8|          Benito.~There was but one way of working. The boats approached
52    2,    8|            down the stream, a long way beyond the obstruction.
53    2,    8|           had to be commenced.~The way the work was conducted was
54    2,    9|            for the water makes its way to the lungs through the
55    2,    9|           liquid does not make its way to the lungs so copiously,
56    2,    9|         try again, and in some new way.”~“What can you do?” answered
57    2,    9|          of the lungs being in any way injured. The diver is clothed
58    2,   10|          young man slowly made his way along the bank. With his
59    2,   11|            vigrations making their way down to the bottom of the
60    2,   11|      seemed to have suffered in no way from its sojourn in the
61    2,   12|    resolved to proceed in the same way on this occasion. In doing
62    2,   12|            set to work in the same way, and we may affirm that
63    2,   13|        standing, you will walk one way and I shall walk the other,
64    2,   13|        this document in the proper way, that is to say, logically,
65    2,   14|    complicating his system in this way! He ought to be hanged two
66    2,   14|         water:~“Let us try another way,” he said, “and as I cannot
67    2,   14|         and which Bobo had in this way only given him at a venture.~
68    2,   15|         not tell but that, in some way or another, from pity or
69    2,   15|        light, and tried it in that way.~Nothing! The numbers already
70    2,   15|         which he tried in this new way, gave no result. Perhaps
71    2,   16|            then have to make their way into the prisoner’s room,
72    2,   16|        This canal afforded an easy way of gaining the river if
73    2,   16|           men returned on board by way of the canal bank, which
74    2,   17|            mind threatened to give way before such obstinacy, “