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 1    1,   20|       you hold the proof of his innocence, and are keeping it back
 2    1,   20|        a position to prove your innocence.”~“And the unhappy man who
 3    1,   20|         the proofs of Dacosta’s innocence for me to transmit them
 4    1,   20|      from him the proofs of his innocence.~“The writing is in a safe
 5    1,   20|       and convincing him of his innocence. He knew that Joam Garral
 6    1,   20|       the material proof of the innocence of the fazender existed,
 7    1,   20|    truly, would demonstrate his innocence.~Manoel confined himself,
 8    2,    2|            And the proof of his innocence my father can one day produce?”~“
 9    2,    2|         here doubts my father’s innocence—not one, you know that!
10    2,    2|       had not a doubt as to the innocence of her husband. The idea
11    2,    2|         father and doubting his innocence—as though we were afraid
12    2,    3|       new material proof of his innocence to bring forward. Although
13    2,    3|         is a fresh proof of his innocence, a moral proof, even if
14    2,    3|         nothing but protest his innocence from the very first. But
15    2,    4|      rascals, that a prisoner’s innocence seemed to him à priori inadmissable.
16    2,    4|       Dacosta would protest his innocence; he would say he had been
17    2,    4|       category protesting their innocence. The fingers of the judge
18    2,    4|    Jarriquez. “You protest your innocence; but all prisoners do as
19    2,    5|        moral presumptions of my innocence grounded on the dignity,
20    2,    5|       the proof of a prisoner’s innocence is always dead.”~“If the
21    2,    5|         proof of Joam Dacosta’s innocence. They know that the document
22    2,    5|        life and to protest your innocence, I have gone further than
23    2,    5|     possesses the proof of your innocence, do all you can yourself—
24    2,    6|         never doubt my father’s innocence? Is that so?” said Benito.~“
25    2,    6|       the material proof of his innocence.~Had he revealed to Benito
26    2,    7|      this material proof of his innocence? Why, in his interview with
27    2,    7|  declared that the proof of the innocence of the convict of Tijuco
28    2,    7|       believe in Joam Dacosta’s innocence, when they were ignorant
29    2,    7|       testify in any way to the innocence of Joam Dacosta. But it
30    2,    7|  certain that the proof of this innocence exists, and there is not
31    2,    8|         proof of Joam Dacosta’s innocence must be produced before
32    2,   10|       in his hand! His father’s innocence would have been recognized!
33    2,   11| material proof of the convict’s innocence irrevocably lost?~We can
34    2,   11|        which proves my father’s innocence!”~“I do not know that,”
35    2,   12|      the document, and then the innocence of Joam Dacosta will be
36    2,   13|       the material proof of his innocence! That is what is impossible!”~“
37    2,   14|      the assurance of Dacosta’s innocence would appear from the document,
38    2,   15|      Ribeiro, in whose mind his innocence did not admit of a doubt.
39    2,   15|        him.~“I have faith in my innocence,” he repeated to Yaquita, “
40    2,   16|       of the material proof his innocence. “Yes, mother,” he added, “
41    2,   16|  Jarriquez was convinced of the innocence of Joam, and would try to
42    2,   17|      only to the feeling of his innocence, but to his faith in that
43    2,   17|      the material proof of your innocence is still wanting! If we
44    2,   18|         incontestably prove the innocence of Joam Dacosta, and without
45    2,   19|    proclaimed so absolutely the innocence of the fazender of Iquitos,
46    2,   19|    incontestable witness of the innocence of Joam Dacosta, returned
47    2,   19|  written with his own hand.~The innocence of the convict of Villa