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 1    1,    3|     residence was made of the house; it was raised a story,
 2    1,    3|    plants, the tree-encircled house was alone visible.~A vast
 3    1,    3|       what she pleased in the house.~As for servants they were
 4    1,    4|      in the large room of the house. Joam Garral, who had just
 5    1,    4|   revisit our daughter in her house with her second mother.
 6    1,    4|    outside at the door of the house.~Manoel and Benito appeared
 7    1,    6|  divided his time between the house, where Yaquita and her daughter
 8    1,    7|      duty, as mistress of the house.”~“Dearest Minha,” replied
 9    1,    7|     the less mistress of your house in our town of Belem than
10    1,    8|    were to live in a separate house. In addition to these, there
11    1,    8|       they built the master’s house. It was arranged to contain
12    1,    8| designed.~This, the principal house, was carefully made of weather-boarding,
13    1,    8|   like it to be as though our house at the fazenda went with
14    1,    8|  decorating the inside of the house. With some imagination and
15    1,    8|     the fazenda. A stationary house under a lovely clump of
16    1,    8|      that the exterior of the house was no less charming than
17    1,    8|      it made the round of the house, clinging on to every angle,
18    1,    8|      allowed not a bit of the house to be seen beneath its enormous
19    1,    8|    she added, pointing to the house hidden beneath the flowers, “
20    1,    8|        that he has hidden our house in his betrothal bouquet!”~
21    1,    9|       JUNE~WHILE THE master’s house was being constructed, Joam
22    1,    9|    direction of the pilot.~To house the crew a good many huts
23    1,    9|     Joam Garral found his own house on the raft, Padre Passanha
24    1,   10| perhaps we had better say his house.~The moment of departure
25    1,   10|  heard calling Minha into the house.~The young girl smilingly
26    1,   10|    padre. “All the joy of the house goes away with you, my friend.”~“
27    1,   12|   carries the pigmy fort. The house of the commandant consists
28    1,   12| Fragoso went proudly from one house to another, showed themselves
29    1,   16|       He did not get into the house or the dining-room, as I
30    1,   16|    family, then gone into the house, knew anything of this.
31    1,   17|  Cybele, were in front of the house.~Torres, after having for
32    1,   17|      to get behind.~“Into the house!” said Manoel; “make haste!”~
33    1,   17|     family took refuge in the house, where the two young men
34    1,   17|     danger, rushed out of the house, guns in hand.~Scarcely
35    1,   19|   then.”~They went toward the house, entered it, and the door
36    1,   20|        were coming out of the house.~“Joam Garral?” asked the
37    2,    1|       chamber, the government house, the treasury, the post-office,
38    2,    2|      and the tree entered the house.~The two young fellows found
39    2,    2|     Passanha, came out of the house. Minha was still weeping,
40    2,    2|       they all re-entered the house. But during the long night
41    2,    3|    have fled forever from the house in which he had been so
42    2,    6|     up their minds to go from house to house, if necessary,
43    2,    6|     minds to go from house to house, if necessary, to look for
44    2,   12|    Minha, and, shut up in the house, they passed long hours
45    2,   14|     perpetual heat. His whole house trembled; his servants,
46    2,   15|       Judge Jarriquez, to his house in God-the-Son Street; but
47    2,   16|    convent which served for a house of detention was built,
48    2,   18|      threshold of the judge’s house. The door was shut. Fragoso
49    2,   19|     in any prison but his own house.~There could be no difficulty
50    2,   20|  family came forth from their house and moved through the crowd