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 1    1,    1|       tawny finger on the sheet of good stout paper which was covered
 2    1,    1|            the captain had added a good dose of “tafia” or native
 3    1,    2|           to abandon the chase for good, and to return toward the
 4    1,    2|        find that we have done some good.”~And taking several steps
 5    1,    3|           in which in those days a good workman could earn from
 6    1,    3|       observed that if the pay was good, work was only found in
 7    1,    3|        Upper Amazon. Thanks to the good management exercised by
 8    1,    3|            soul; of middle height, good figure, and winning grace,
 9    1,    3|          mother. The whole of this good creature’s life was passed
10    1,    3|        spoiled, perhaps, to whom a good deal of familiarity is allowed,
11    1,    6|         Manoel, who would for very good reasons have preferred some
12    1,    7|          seemed to have suffered a good deal.~At his feet were an
13    1,    7|            conclude, Fragoso had a good and pleasing figure, and
14    1,    7|        warmly thanked Lina for the good idea she had had of following
15    1,    8|           and is cheaply made—very good reasons for causing it to
16    1,    8|           leave everything to your good taste.”~“And that will do
17    1,    8|          solid platform, with some good soil, I am sure they would
18    1,    9|            awkward to capture, but good to eat; “piranhas,” or devil-fish,
19    1,    9|           For beverages they had a good store of the best that country
20    1,    9|         pilot.~To house the crew a good many huts were required,
21    1,    9| evangelical fervor, charitable and good, and in countries where
22    1,    9|         comfortable! Assuredly the good old priest had never been
23    1,   10|         their names!”~“What is the good of that?” said she.~“Yes;
24    1,   10|        said she.~“Yes; what is the good of it?” repeated Benito. “
25    1,   10|           floods and it was with a good deal of rapidity that its
26    1,   10|      successfully overcome after a good many resorts to the demijohn.~
27    1,   11|      travelers arrived at Quito in good health. There commenced
28    1,   12|        tone of the most rollicking good humor. What he said was
29    1,   13|           imperiously required the good offices of a barber.~“Good-day,
30    1,   13|           could not work without a good deal to say.~“I have come
31    1,   13|         interest him, and for very good reasons.~“And so you think
32    1,   13|           the end of the voyage.”~“Good!” said the smiling Torres; “
33    1,   13|          have been the object of a good many enthusiastic declarations,
34    1,   14|          it was for him unexpected good luck to have got a passage
35    1,   14|            family. He maintained a good deal of reserve, answering
36    1,   14|        which pervades the whole.”~“Good!” exclaimed Benito. “Another
37    1,   15|            beach of the islands.”~“Good! I know what it is,” answered
38    1,   16|             Thank me, then, with a good shake of the hand,” replied
39    1,   16|          warn his people to keep a good guard and not to provoke
40    1,   16|        counseled patience, but the good priest had not such an easy
41    1,   17|       relieved of his presence for good! Till then we must keep
42    1,   17|         power, and if we both keep good watch over my father, we
43    1,   17|            about four feet, are in good condition for the harvest,
44    1,   17|            to her mistress’ room.~“Good heavens! where is she?”
45    1,   18|        Lina kept it going with her good humor, Fragoso with his
46    1,   19|         short,” said Fragoso, “the good time has gone!”~“But what
47    1,   19|          crime did not do him much good, for suspicion soon pointed
48    2,    1|         private residences? Men of good appearance, with black cloth
49    2,    2|            maneuver necessitated a good deal of care. They had to
50    2,    4|            for the defense. Like a good many judges, he thought
51    2,    4|          the convict offer to make good his assertions? And if he
52    2,    6|         man would who has gone for good?”~“By no means; he left
53    2,    7|            they were going to do.~“Good!” replied he; “I know all
54    2,    8|          area, for we shall have a good many days to wait for his
55    2,    8|         from the pilot was worth a good deal, and was of a hope-inspiring
56    2,    8|          hours’ rest.~“What is the good of that?” asked Benito. “
57    2,   11|    exclaimed Fragoso. “But—that is good! I remember now——”~“What?”
58    2,   12|            on the table. He took a good pinch so as to develop the
59    2,   12|           got red and let. That is good! those are two English words.
60    2,   12|     hundred and twelve consonants. Good! that is the normal proportion.
61    2,   12|            exclaimed.~And he read. Good heavens! what cacophony!
62    2,   13|           refused to accept it for good.~At a gesture from the judge,
63    2,   13|         might have spared myself a good deal of trouble and a headache
64    2,   15|              but what would be the good of it, supposing I succeeded?
65    2,   15|         his enterprise would do no good. But the thought of it was
66    2,   16|        silence,” answered Benito.~“Good!” replied Manoel. “But once
67    2,   16|       great faith in the practical good sense of the pilot, and
68    2,   16|      Fragoso, whose fate excited a good deal of anxiety among his
69    2,   20|           recovered all his former good humor.~Soon the jangada
70    2,   20|         her son had chosen. If the good lady had not been able to