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 1    1,    4|        invited him to follow its course; though Joam every year
 2    1,    4|         its glory throughout its course through the provinces of
 3    1,    5|       the coast.”~“A river whose course is developed over more than
 4    1,    5|         streamlets.”~“And in its course five hundred and sixty islands,
 5    1,    5|      every hour.”~“A river whose course serves as the boundary of
 6    1,    5|       reaches a defile where its course is slightly narrowed between
 7    1,    5|        and keeps along its whole course at a few degrees to the
 8    1,    5|         results—not only was the course of the Amazon made out in
 9    1,    5|       Crevaux, have explored the course of the river, ascended many
10    1,    5|         the Guiana boundary, the course of the Amazon was declared
11    1,    6|          have just remarked, the course of the Amazon was not yet
12    1,    8|          during the whole of its course.~In these parts there are
13    1,    8|         floating power, which of course had to be taken into account,
14    1,    8|          islets which lay in its course required fully as many as
15    1,    9|        Padre Passanha during the course of the voyage was to take
16    1,   10|        are distributed along the course of the Amazon, and which
17    1,   12| beautiful along this part of its course. The influence of ordinary
18    1,   13|   servants with the family?”~“Of course,” replied Fragoso—“old Cybele,
19    1,   14|       single rapid, to check its course. The mouth is about three
20    1,   15|        grandiose aspect, but its course is more than ever encumbered
21    1,   16|      hoisted. They took the same course as in the morning, across
22    1,   16|    Ecuador which start them on a course that there are no falls
23    1,   17|     seems to possess a navigable course, even for large ships, of
24    1,   17|     managed with great ease. The course of the river was but slightly
25    1,   18|          kept the jangada in its course. The least blow to the jangada
26    1,   18|          wood better have a free course and a clear stream.”~“We
27    1,   18|       travel, and to keep to the course of the river it was necessary,
28    2,    1|        Cassiquary.~After a noble course of some seventeen hundred
29    2,    4|   justice would have to take its course.~But in the nature of things
30    2,    4|      little accustomed to such a course, cocked up his nose more
31    2,    5|        and justice must take its course.”~Joam Dacosta bowed slightly.~“
32    2,    8|        not an islet, checked the course of the Amazon in these parts.
33    2,   11|          man had in the ordinary course risen to the surface of
34    2,   14|      that justice would take its course.~There was no doubt that
35    2,   15|     unexpectedly produced in the course of the affair, before or
36    2,   16|          notice, and he knew its course thoroughly as far as the
37    2,   16| confluence with the Madeira. The course of the Madeira was familiar
38    2,   18|  produced; justice must take its course.~It was the very day—the
39    2,   20|         the much less encumbered course of the Amazon. Day and night
40    2,   20|  province of Para?~It was in the course of this day, the 15th of