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 1    1,    2|     child. He carried it to his mouth, and his teeth grated against
 2    1,    2|      greatest of insults in the mouth of a Brazilian of white
 3    1,    5|       immense distance from its mouth, and the force of whose
 4    1,    5|      the Atlantic.”~“And what a mouth! An arm of the sea in which
 5    1,    5|         thousand miles from its mouth.”~“A river which, by itself,
 6    1,    5|     would be navigable from its mouth to its source. As it is,
 7    1,    5|     most marvelous, reached the mouth.~In 1636 and 1637 the Portuguese
 8    1,    5|        the Marañon, reached the mouth at Napo on the 31st of July,
 9    1,    5|    plying on the river from its mouth up to Manaos; others ascend
10    1,    5|        wandering Indians at the mouth of the Jurua. The Teffé
11    1,   10|       to speedy navigation.~The mouth of the Nanay was soon passed,
12    1,   10|         of the Amazon through a mouth about eight hundred yards
13    1,   10|         Condamine. But then the mouth of the Napo was sensibly
14    1,   10|     Indians had wandered to the mouth of this river. They were
15    1,   10|      village of Omaguas and the mouth of the Ambiacu, the jangada
16    1,   12|   charming, particularly at the mouth of the Javary, which is
17    1,   13|      twisting of the refractory mouth of a Mayouma head.~“Yes,”
18    1,   14|   southwest, and from source to mouth has not a single island,
19    1,   14|        to check its course. The mouth is about three thousand
20    1,   14|     they passed on the left the mouth of the Yacurupa. This tributary,
21    1,   14|       the giant raft passed the mouth of the Jandiatuba, which
22    1,   14|       into the main artery by a mouth of four hundred meters in
23    1,   15|        lost in the trees at the mouth of the Iça, or Putumayo,
24    1,   15|          On the 5th of July the mouth of the Tunantins appeared
25    1,   15|     goes off a little below the mouth of the Tunantins, and re-enters
26    1,   15|    island of Capuro, passed the mouth of the Jutahy, which, coming
27    1,   15|        in its black waters by a mouth five hundred feet wide,
28    1,   15| appeared! The Rio Japura, whose mouth was forty-eight miles on
29    1,   16|         the Bay of Arenapo, the mouth of the Japura, six thousand
30    1,   16|         clapped her hand on his mouth, and prevented his showing
31    1,   17|       back, they sleep with the mouth open, the upper jaw perpendicularly
32    1,   17|          Minha fainted, and the mouth of the alligator opened
33    1,   18|       the raft would be off the mouth of the Rio Negro, before
34    2,    1|         of the Amazon through a mouth eleven hundred feet wide,
35    2,    1|        the great river at whose mouth it is placed; but since
36    2,    2|      Amazon, a little above the mouth of the Rio Negro, and fairly
37    2,    6|      the Rio Negro, down to its mouth.~Benito and his companions
38    2,    9|   submerged, and only keep your mouth and nose away from the water,
39    2,    9|        to the lungs through the mouth, takes the place of the
40    2,   14|        with fixed eyes and open mouth, brought his feet together
41    2,   15|       about fifty miles, to the mouth of the Madeira, a tributary
42    2,   16|     Dacosta. To get back to the mouth of the Rio Negro was easy
43    2,   18|        out, and on reaching the mouth of that tributary he learned
44    2,   19|        which escaped from every mouth:~“Innocent! Innocent!”~Then
45    2,   20|    Maturi, and on the right the mouth of that Madeira which owes
46    2,   20|       Then there opened out the mouth of the Rio Trombetas, bathing
47    2,   20|    Pravnha de Onteiro, then the mouth of the Xingu, frequented