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 1    1,    2|       begun to think that when the night came the robber would disappear
 2    1,    7|          their eyes, who, when the night comes, illuminate the forest
 3    1,    9|            higher than that of the night before—by more than a foot—
 4    1,   10|          necessarily lost when the night was too dark to advance
 5    1,   10|       passed without accident. The night, lighted by the moon, allowed
 6    1,   11|         order not to pass even the night near the banks, the jangada
 7    1,   11|          of the “jaquetibas,” when night comes on to dim their glowing
 8    1,   11|           once again! She traveled night and day, and at length regained
 9    1,   12|        satisfaction. But assuredly night would come before he could
10    1,   13|          he would have to pass the night on the spot to satisfy the
11    1,   15|         they had passed during the night. It was not necessary for
12    1,   15|            places where, that very night, each packet of eggs had
13    1,   15| hard-working crew of the raft.~The night passed at the moorings near
14    1,   16|           Catua, so as to pass the night, which promised to be dark.~
15    1,   16|            raft was moored for the night.~The stoppage was made in
16    1,   16|            raft was moored for the night.~His intercourse with the
17    1,   17|            of Pasquero to pass the night.~The sun was already low
18    1,   17|      comfortably there to pass the night. Crouched at the opening
19    1,   18|            IN THE MORNING, after a night which was scarcely sufficient
20    1,   18|          of petty tributaries.~The night passed without incident,
21    1,   18|            risk it on that day, as night was coming on. The three
22    1,   19|          to Villa Rica, during the night of the 22d of January, the
23    1,   19|         Villa Rica, and during the night, a few hours only before
24    1,   20|       evening, and died during the night at two o’clock, without
25    2,    2|         till to-morrow,” he said; “night is approaching, and there
26    2,    2|         house. But during the long night not an hour’s sleep fell
27    2,    3|           was lost. But during the night which preceded his execution,
28    2,    3|       successful issue.~During the night before the arrival of the
29    2,    7|         with its own hands.~What a night it was for the passengers
30    2,    7|       instant during this terrible night, attempted to distract his
31    2,    8|         they would have passed the night in dragging the river. Of
32    2,   10|            solar rays and made the night replace the day. An instant
33    2,   16|        projecting iron. During the night, if the sky were very cloudy,
34    2,   16|           concealed throughout the night under the tall vegetation
35    2,   16|         must have all ready before night, and we have no time to
36    2,   16|   undertook during the approaching night to take the pirogue up the
37    2,   16|       ready, and they had only the night to wait for. But before
38    2,   17|              CHAPTER XVII~THE LAST NIGHT~THE VISIT of Yaquita and
39    2,   19|       convoy, committed during the night of the twenty-second of
40    2,   20|      course of the Amazon. Day and night it moved along under the