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 1    1,    2|            For some minutes he had seen the man at the foot of the
 2    1,    2|           was, the guariba did not seen disinclined to change characters
 3    1,    2|        then, without fearing to be seen, he came out of the thicket,
 4    1,    4|    seacoast of Para; though he had seen each year Benito leave after
 5    1,    5|        nations, what races, has it seen whose origin is lost in
 6    1,    7|      brother,” she said. “You have seen how ready I am to obey you.
 7    1,    7|       ornithology were there to be seen—green parrots and clamorous
 8    1,    8|           a bit of the house to be seen beneath its enormous clusters
 9    1,   11|            he?”~“But have you ever seen t his phenomenal minhocao?”~“
10    1,   11|      Amazon, and it has never been seen again.”~“Oh, if we could
11    1,   12| probability, I ought never to have seen again. Without that liana——”~“
12    1,   13|          to know you. We must have seen each other somewhere?”~“
13    1,   13|         himself:~“I certainly have seen this fellow somewhere!”~
14    1,   14|            for it could be clearly seen on the surface of the whitish
15    1,   15|       about. The man had certainly seen a great deal, but his observations
16    1,   15|    Fonteboa. Six brown points were seen moving along the surface,
17    1,   16|           time an idea that I have seen him somewhere before. But
18    1,   16|           Fragoso aside—~“Have you seen anything suspicious?” she
19    1,   16|         six hundred feet wide, was seen for an instant. This large
20    1,   17|        noticing that, have you not seen that this annoying man never
21    1,   17|    Evidently your father has never seen him!”~“I do not say that
22    1,   18|             Tijuco.”~Those who had seen Joam Garral at this moment
23    2,    4|            his leisure.~It will be seen that he was an original,
24    2,    4|           original, and it will be seen also how much Joam Dacosta
25    2,    6|            gone out, and they have seen him walking across to the
26    2,    6|         Manaos, and still they had seen nothing!~Once or twice Indians
27    2,    6|       sight of Torres? What had he seen? Had Benito and Torres already
28    2,    6|            done so. In fact he had seen that Joam Dacosta had said
29    2,    8|         have been at work have you seen a single cayman in the river?”~“
30    2,    8|          Fragoso.~“If you have not seen one,” continued the pilot, “
31    2,    9|          these amphibians had been seen, and they are well known
32    2,   10|            Nothing!”~“Have you not seen a trace?”~“Not one!”~“Shall
33    2,   10|     touched the ground it could be seen, by the length of the haulage
34    2,   11|             I know now where I had seen him, the scoundrel!”~“That
35    2,   12|            whom I had never before seen, had picked a quarrel with
36    2,   14|          certain. It could even be seen, by comparing it with the
37    2,   15|       astonishment when he was not seen on board, and did not appear
38    2,   18|      Torres, that they were always seen together, and that Torres
39    2,   19|          the fact that Fragoso had seen him somewhere before.~“Well,
40    2,   20|      warriors, who have never been seen again since, and thus gave
41    2,   20|           nor old Cybele, had ever seen anything like this.~But
42    2,   20|          cattle, which can here be seen in their thousands. This
43    2,   20|       guests. On the bank could be seen almost the entire population