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 1    1,    1|        of a snooze. Two or three hours’ rest would, he thought,
 2    1,    3|       and they were married some hours before the death of Magalhaës,
 3    1,    6|          years old fall in a few hours beneath the axes of the
 4    1,    6|     consummate address. In a few hours, with the help of the felling-sword,
 5    1,    7|   imagine. Just forget for a few hours that you are engaged.”~“
 6    1,    7|          eaten nothing for forty hours, astray in the forest, had
 7    1,    9|       and during the twenty-four hours which preceded the maximum
 8    1,   10|       two leagues in twenty-four hours, and sometimes, while the
 9    1,   10|       had to be avoided, and the hours of halting, which were necessarily
10    1,   10|  kilometers for each twenty-four hours.~In addition, the surface
11    1,   10|         During these twenty-four hours the mouths of the rivers
12    1,   10|         than we get to-day.~Some hours later the village of Bella
13    1,   10|          to remain here for some hours before nightfall, Benito
14    1,   11|      through its waves for whole hours together.~There were the
15    1,   11|          the Amazon. Twenty-four hours afterward, passing the mouths
16    1,   11|         the sky, and for several hours took the place of the twilight
17    1,   12|       decided to pass thirty-six hours here, so as to give a little
18    1,   14|          halted for two or three hours.~Manoel and Benito had gone
19    1,   15|         this hemorrhage for many hours, who have never awoke!”~“
20    1,   15|          occupy profitably these hours of leisure. They chatted
21    1,   15|        jangada halted for twelve hours, so as to give a rest to
22    1,   16|          rowers, would take some hours, not to mention the fatigue
23    1,   16|         to get to Ega.~After two hours the pirogue arrived at the
24    1,   17|      attached, which twenty-four hours suffice to fill with a milky
25    1,   18|        the forest in a couple of hours,” said the pilot.~“Look
26    1,   18|           which lasted about two hours, was effected without accident.~
27    1,   18|       neared Manaos. Twenty-four hours more and the raft would
28    1,   18|        remained would take three hours to travel, and to keep to
29    1,   19|          during the night, a few hours only before his execution,
30    1,   20|       prison at Villa Rica a few hours before you should have been
31    2,    2|        desired direction.~In two hours the jangada was on the other
32    2,    6|         not be searched in a few hours. They had made up their
33    2,    7|    CHAPTER VII~RESOLUTIONS~A FEW HOURS later the whole family had
34    2,    7|       sentence, his escape a few hours before his intended execution—
35    2,    7|     chase had lasted a couple of hours when the monkey fell to
36    2,    8|          carefully examined.~Two hours after the work had begun
37    2,    8|       but listen. During the ten hours we have been at work have
38    2,    8|       day Yaquit had passed some hours with her husband. But before
39    2,    8|        down, so as to take a few hours’ rest.~“What is the good
40    2,   12|          house, they passed long hours in endeavoring to decipher
41    2,   12|           assured him of several hours of perfect solitude. His
42    2,   12|      consonants afterward.~Three hours had elapsed since he began.
43    2,   12|    thought—of the man who, after hours of obstinate endeavor, saw
44    2,   14| impatiently demanded forty-eight hours before, they now feared,
45    2,   14|          seeking repose in a few hours of sleep. He who ventured
46    2,   17|       such visits during the few hours which each day the husband
47    2,   17|        of his advocate, the last hours spent in the condemned cell
48    2,   17|        me! The first time, a few hours before the execution—I fled!
49    2,   17|       man, who had now but a few hours to live, was left alone.~
50    2,   20|       two minutes instead of six hours to raise the river from