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 1    1,    1|         of political economy the hour of general emancipation
 2    1,    2|          SLEPT for about half an hour, and then there was a noise
 3    1,    2|       off with renewed vigor.~An hour passed in this way without
 4    1,    4|        for her consent.”~Half an hour afterward he had done so.~
 5    1,    4|          your dreams, and if the hour of repose has not yet come
 6    1,    5|      cubic meters of water every hour.”~“A river whose course
 7    1,    7|          the fazenda, had not an hour to lose.~Minha had accepted
 8    1,    7|        are engaged.”~“Not for an hour—not for an instant!” said
 9    1,    7|         cooing.~At the end of an hour they had scarcely gone a
10    1,    7|      instant interrupted!~For an hour the young people had already
11    1,    7|       afterward.~A quarter of an hour later they all stopped at
12    1,    9|         bank, and waited for the hour with an anxiety quite intelligible.~
13    1,    9|          from the ground.~For an hour the groanings increased.
14    1,   12|         seventeen kilometers per hour. They say that the effects
15    1,   13|          Benito.~A quarter of an hour afterward Torres was on
16    1,   16| magnificence of a town which one hour would give time enough to
17    1,   17|        of the craft awaiting the hour of repose.~All at once Manoel
18    1,   19|       low on the horizon, but an hour had still to elapse before
19    1,   20|    Manoel had lasted for half an hour, and it seemed a century
20    1,   20|      24th of August, scarcely an hour before the ceremony was
21    2,    2|     during the long night not an hour’s sleep fell to the lot
22    2,    6|       had been anonymous.~For an hour Benito, Manoel, and Fragoso
23    2,    6|        he left his room about an hour ago, and he will doubtless
24    2,    6|     Amazon. Three-quarters of an hour after leaving Manaos, and
25    2,    6|          a word.~A quarter of an hour afterward the three reached
26    2,    6|          his mother, and half an hour later they arrived before
27    2,    8|         bank, we shall not be an hour before we find it.”~“To
28    2,    8|        surface of the stream.~An hour’s rest was given to the
29    2,    9|        was useless to resist.~An hour afterward the raft and all
30    2,   10|       him during a quarter of an hour, as had been previously
31    2,   10|      arranged.~The quarter of an hour had elapsed, and Benito
32    2,   12|        order.~In a quarter of an hour he had obtained the following
33    2,   13|      study door.~It was time. An hour later, and all the cerebral
34    2,   13|         if each operation you an hour? No! You ask the impossible!”~“
35    2,   16|     streets, which at that early hour were quite deserted. In
36    2,   16|       Manoel and Benito spent an hour about the spot, taking care
37    2,   16|        set off to Manaos.~For an hour the young men were in consultation
38    2,   17|     before to-morrow, before the hour of my execution, may I pass
39    2,   18|          knew that he had not an hour to lose, and that was why
40    2,   18|      people filled the road. The hour had come at which the doomed