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 1    1,    9|                    CHAPTER IX~THE EVENING OF THE FIFTH OF JUNE~WHILE
 2    1,    9|       June.~The pilot arrived the evening before. He was a man about
 3    1,    9|           5th of June, toward the evening, the future passengers of
 4    1,    9|        Toward five o’clock in the evening the water had reached a
 5    1,   10|        flow of the stream.~In the evening they arrived alongside a
 6    1,   10|           arrived at Pevas on the evening of the 11th of June, and
 7    1,   11|          Pablo, and the following evening she stopped at the village
 8    1,   11|   Franciscan had to visit on that evening an Indian who was lying
 9    1,   11|        circumstances that, on the evening of the 20th of June, they
10    1,   11|     peacefully arrived during the evening of the 23d of June alongside
11    1,   11|           giving forth their last evening notes—“bentivis,” who hang
12    1,   11|         open.~It had been so each evening, and while Joam Garral,
13    1,   12|         the Amazon.~It was on the evening of the 25th of June that
14    1,   13|     TORRES~AT FIVE O’CLOCK in the evening Fragoso was still there,
15    1,   13|            said Joam Garral.~That evening Torres took possession of
16    1,   14|          Garral family toward the evening, and the following morning,
17    1,   15|          CONTINUED DESCENT~ON THE EVENING of the 5th of July, the
18    1,   15|        and if any lasted till the evening it did not last any longer.~
19    1,   16|        and had freshened with the evening. The sail was hoisted. They
20    1,   16|          the Upper Amazon.~On the evening of the 29th of July they
21    1,   16|       thing that happened on this evening was the following:~A pirogue,
22    1,   17|            At five o’clock on the evening of the 10th of August they
23    1,   18|          felt the gravity.~On the evening of the same day they left
24    1,   18|            at five o’clock in the evening, they stopped at the southern
25    1,   18|        have a clear outlook.~This evening the dinner, which promised
26    1,   19|           went out to breathe the evening air. The sun was low on
27    1,   20|           with apoplexy yesterday evening, and died during the night
28    2,    2|            At five o’clock in the evening it was strongly moored alongside
29    2,    2|   intention had been to land that evening, but Manoel dissuaded him.~“
30    2,    6|           left her room since the evening before. Minha and Lina kept
31    2,    6|        had put up at the loja the evening before.~“Did he sleep here?”
32    2,    8| companions were employed till the evening. The ubas and pirogues,
33    2,   12|       what had happened since the evening—the reappearance of the
34    2,   13|          WAS SEVEN o’clock in the evening. Judge Jarriquez had all
35    2,   15|       God-the-Son Street; but the evening of the 29th of August came
36    2,   15|           At eight o’clock in the evening Jarriquez, with his face
37    2,   16|        about eight o’clock in the evening one of the pirogues, with
38    2,   17|         of pleading for him.~This evening, then, his wife and daughter,
39    2,   19|          the giant raft, and when evening came he shook hands with
40    2,   20|         the Amazon to her?~Before evening the pilot Araujo had securely