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 1    1      |                                   PART I. THE GIANT RAFT~
 2    1,    1|       formed the most substantial part of his attire, and over
 3    1,    2|     forbidden all movement on the part of Torres.~He remained like
 4    1,    2|        But no! the monkey did not part with the case, and, holding
 5    1,    5|     Amazon crosses a most healthy part of South America. Its basin
 6    1,    6|        was to be accompanied by a part of the staff of the farm.~
 7    1,    6|       would be, in truth, as if a part of the fazenda of Iquitos
 8    1,    6|  settlement of Iquitos included a part of those magnificent forests
 9    1,    6|         the detail of the trading part of the business. But there
10    1,    6|        and her favorite for their part took care of what more particularly
11    1,    7|        more magnificent than this part of the right bank of the
12    1,    8|  symmetrically arranged on a flat part of the bank, which he had
13    1,    8|        Joam Garral. But when that part was finished the question
14    1,    8|        pleasant, “Ah, ah!” on the part of Benito, old Cybele, and
15    1,    8|        place, then, in the hinder part of the jangada they built
16    1,    9|     millions, and form so large a part of the food of the natives;
17    1,    9|         of the craft—and formed a part reserved for the Garral
18    1,    9|        composed the most precious part of the cargo, for every
19    1,   11|       Para—or rather that, for my part, I am not acquainted with
20    1,   11|          their services, the most part disappeared after a few
21    1,   12|         very beautiful along this part of its course. The influence
22    1,   12|          to the event.~If, on his part, Fragoso, in his capacity
23    1,   12|        husbands scarcely cared to part with a few reis for the
24    1,   12|    amusing dexterity, and, on the part of the natives, the same
25    1,   13|          any expostulation on the part of the natives who lost
26    1,   13|     Indians and negroes, who form part of the staff at the fazenda.”~“
27    1,   13|          advance.”~Manoel took no part in the conversation; he
28    1,   14|      steamer, who is free to take part in the general life if he
29    1,   14|        family, but he took little part in their conversation, and
30    1,   15|       begun to take a more active part in the conversation. The
31    1,   17|          walked about the central part of the craft awaiting the
32    1,   17|        that in a few days we must part! I owe you——”~“Joam Garral!”
33    1,   18|          the crew, of the greater part of the cargo.~“It is truly
34    1,   18|         be the last of this first part of the voyage, was not served
35    1,   18|        that was said, but took no part in the conversation. Benito
36    1,   18|          Torres, but he acted his part more successfully than Benito
37    1,   20|      affirmative, and assumed the part of an accuser.~“Joam,” he
38    2      |                                   PART II. THE CRYPTOGRAM~
39    2,    1|          1757 to 1804 it was only part of the captaincy which bears
40    2,    1|     projecting shops for the most part tenanted by Portuguese traders.~
41    2,    2|    fazender did not wish that any part of his past life should
42    2,    3|           taken not the slightest part in the murder of the escort
43    2,    3|         perished with the greater part of the soldiers, and suspicion
44    2,    4|          it impudent folly on the part of the doomed man of Tijuco,
45    2,    4|           little cells which form part of our modern penitentiary
46    2,    6|          appeared ahead, hiding a part of the horizon, and bounding
47    2,    7|          shouts of death. In this part of the two Americas, where
48    2,    7|         ransack the whole of this part of the river, if necessary,
49    2,    8|       poles, began to sound every part of the river at the base
50    2,    8|           declivity in its chalky part, and ran perpendicularly
51    2,    8|       these creatures it was in a part where there was no place
52    2,   10|  intention was to visit the lower part of the bank up to the Bar
53    2,   14|       that Torres had declined to part with it until after his
54    2,   15|          s life and honor. On his part, Fragoso, aided by Lina,
55    2,   15|        the culprit of Tijuco. The part of the Amazon where these
56    2,   15|          be engaged in some other part of the province, and to
57    2,   15|          anger!~During the latter part of this day he had been
58    2,   16|           meet her glance.~On his part, and as if by pre-arrangement,
59    2,   16|        evoked no curiosity on the part of the crew of the jangada,
60    2,   20|     REMAINS to tell of the second part of the voyage down the mighty
61    2,   20| inhabitants, Indians for the most part, whose nearest houses were