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 1    1,    1|        was nearly empty.~“Must get some more,” he said very
 2    1,    2|       have made up his mind to get rid of one of his natural
 3    1,    2|         On the ground he could get away too fast, in the branches
 4    1,    2|       in the branches he could get away too far. A well-aimed
 5    1,    2|        useless unless he could get near enough to hit him.~
 6    1,    2|     you thief! If I could only get hold of you!”~And Torres
 7    1,    2| without this document could he get his money?~And then anger
 8    1,    2|        and everything he could get hold of that would do for
 9    1,    4|          asked she.~“Minha? To get married!” murmured Joam.~“
10    1,    4|       at least for a few weeks get away from your work.”~Joam
11    1,    4|     off to the library! Let us get hold of every book and every
12    1,    7|          said Benito, so as to get his sister out of her embarrassment; “
13    1,    7|    whom it is not advisable to get too near.~“After all,” said
14    1,    7|        and it would be easy to get back afterward.~A quarter
15    1,    7|      getting thinner; we shall get the better of it, and find
16    1,    8|     out of enormous stems, and get out of them joists and planking
17    1,    9|        necessary to previously get rid of by pressure. When
18    1,   10|        the cannibalism than we get to-day.~Some hours later
19    1,   11|     was therefore necessary to get on shore, and there at the
20    1,   12|        each, the natives could get drinks of the crudest, and
21    1,   12|        Fragoso was not slow to get abroad; natives came to
22    1,   13|      charming girl!”~“Going to get married?”~“Yes, to a brave
23    1,   13|       take place as soon as we get to the end of the voyage.”~“
24    1,   13|     Garral, “so you had better get your things on board.”~“
25    1,   15|     These there was no wish to get out. But an earlier laying
26    1,   15|    would not have been able to get out of it again into the
27    1,   16|     lake had to be followed to get to Ega.~After two hours
28    1,   16|    fall into a trance when you get to Manaos, and vanish altogether
29    1,   16| jangada.~As soon as Lina could get Fragoso aside—~“Have you
30    1,   16|      and writing.”~“He did not get into the house or the dining-room,
31    1,   16|         Many times he tried to get him to talk about his past
32    1,   16|     replied he.~“When will you get there?”~“In eight days.”~“
33    1,   17|      but to force my father to get rid of Torres would perhaps
34    1,   17|      Indians and the blacks to get behind.~“Into the house!”
35    1,   17|     thing they could do was to get into shelter without delay.~
36    1,   18|     would take for the raft to get to Belem.~“There is in all
37    1,   19|      Sell it!”~“Then you would get rich all of a sudden!”~“
38    1,   19|        the cleverest could not get much of an income out of
39    1,   19|     divert the watercourses to get at the diamantiferous sand.
40    1,   19|       what is still easy is to get the diamonds in scoundrel-fashion—
41    1,   20|   Padre Passanha to ask him to get things ready for the two
42    2,    4|      to himself:~“Now we shall get into denials and falsehoods.”~“
43    2,    6|    Cost what it might, he must get at Torres!~Chance at last
44    2,    6|        grin. “I was waiting to get a passage on the jangada,
45    2,    6|     very last moment, so as to get the very best price for
46    2,    7|        he was never allowed to get out of sight; he was never
47    2,    7|       they were going to do to get possession of the document. “
48    2,   11|     coverings of the corpse to get at it.~Manoel stopped him.~“
49    2,   13|        letters different and I get:~Judgejarriquezhasaningeniousmind.~
50    2,   13|      times as are necessary to get to the end of the phrase,
51    2,   13|        letter. This is what we get:~J u d g e j a r r I q u
52    2,   13|     the value of the ciper, we get:~                              
53    2,   13|        to count from a, and so get the c. That done, when I
54    2,   13|       the c. That done, when I get to the end of this cryptographic
55    2,   13|  compose his name, we ought to get——”~“That would be impossible,”
56    2,   14| thoroughly made up his mind to get at the solution, even if
57    2,   15|     the outside, Fragoso could get into communication with
58    2,   16|     through if they could only get near enough. The badly jointed
59    2,   16|       so as to permit a man to get through. Benito and Manoel
60    2,   16|     dawned. Joam Dacosta could get safely away.~Manoel and
61    2,   16|   resuming his former life.~To get away by the Rio Negro into
62    2,   16|    arrival of Joam Dacosta. To get back to the mouth of the
63    2,   17|      it only rested with me to get away, and that I would not
64    2,   20|  repeated Lina.~“When shall we get there?” murmured Fragoso.~