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 1    1,    1|     nothing for his clothes. The forest provided his food, which
 2    1,    1|         of some tree in the open forest. And in other respects Torres
 3    1,    2|        tops of the giants of the forest.~He advanced then cautiously,
 4    1,    2|        his way through the dense forest. In fact, the pursuit had
 5    1,    2|    plunging more deeply into the forest, he stopped at the foot
 6    1,    2|        which the dwellers in the forest of the upper Amazon handle
 7    1,    2|       disappeared into the dense forest.~
 8    1,    3|       fatigue in the neighboring forest. The Portuguese had an excellent
 9    1,    4|     products of the farm, of the forest, and of the fields, the
10    1,    6|                     CHAPTER VI~A FOREST ON THE GROUND~THE GARRAL
11    1,    6|          half-mile square of the forest which was situated at the
12    1,    6|     felling of this half-mile of forest would scarcely leave an
13    1,    6|     there remained only a doomed forest, with long bare stems, bereft
14    1,    6|   himself in the demolition of a forest which it would take twenty
15    1,    7|          to do the honors of the forest; you are only a stranger
16    1,    7|  parasites which formed a little forest beneath the large one, many
17    1,    7|      night comes, illuminate the forest with their many-colored
18    1,    7|       disappeared again into the forest.~“Shall we stop soon?” asked
19    1,    7|     plunged more deeply into the forest, which, becoming clearer,
20    1,    7|       forty hours, astray in the forest, had for an instant lost
21    1,    8|          THE HALF-MILE square of forest was cleared. With the carpenters
22    1,    8|          about to commit a whole forest to the Amazon.~The work
23    1,    8|       garden?”~“Would you like a forest, miss?” said Fragoso, who
24    1,    8|      stopped at nothing.~“Yes, a forest!” cried the young mulatto; “
25    1,    8|      cried the young mulatto; “a forest with its birds and its monkeys——”~“
26    1,    8|         bank.~“To look after the forest!” replied Fragoso.~“Useless,
27    1,   11|       Negro, and returned to the forest from which it had mysteriously
28    1,   11|       you back to the mysterious forest, and you will likewise pass
29    1,   11|         edge of the impenetrable forest they built a few huts of
30    1,   11|         had to again take to the forest, and make their way on foot
31    1,   13| undoubtedly! A month ago, in the forest of Iquitos, they got me
32    1,   13|           it was you who, in the forest of Iquitos, got into difficulties
33    1,   17|   fazenda when we met him in the forest of Iquitos? Why did he then
34    1,   18|    picturesque than this flooded forest, which seemed to have been
35    1,   18|       his crew. The trees of the forest furnished the resting-places
36    1,   18|       shall be quite through the forest in a couple of hours,” said
37    1,   18|       flower you gathered in the forest of Iquitos!”~“Just behold
38    1,   18|     passage across the submerged forest, which lasted about two
39    2,    2|          first met Torres in the forest of Iquitos, his plan had
40    2,    6|         about our fazenda in the forest of Iquitos, and why you
41    2,    7|         was in the depths of the forest of Iquitos. He was in pursuit
42    2,   19|       dying of exhaustion in the forest of Iquitos; the hospitable
43    2,   20|           and bordered it with a forest of reeds. Porto de Mos,
44    2,   20|        savannah to the east, all forest to the west, it offers most
45    2,   20|       constructed from an entire forest at Iquitos—there remained