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 1    1,    1|          is a question of life or death for him, and looked at in
 2    1,    3|   daughter Yaquita, who after the death of her mother had taken
 3    1,    3|             The old man insisted. Death would not allow him to wait;
 4    1,    3|     married some hours before the death of Magalhaës, who had just
 5    1,   17|        her, or to snatch her from death! A side blow from the animal’
 6    1,   18|       animals, and end by dealing death. Precautions had to be taken
 7    1,   19|           tried, and sentenced to death. Such a sentence required
 8    1,   20|          man who was sentenced to death in this affair of the robbery
 9    1,   20|         of crime and sentenced to death, and it was you who escaped
10    1,   20|        which he was entitled. But death came—he intrusted to me,
11    1,   20|       place. You are condemned to death, and you know, in sentences
12    1,   20|       innocent, my dear ones. The death of the judge may be fatal
13    1,   20|          error unjustly doomed to death twenty-five years ago in
14    2,    2|          that he was sentenced to death twenty-three years ago for
15    2,    3|         on Judge Albeiro, and his death was most unfortunate.~Before
16    2,    3|        heard himself condemned to death.~There was no hope left
17    2,    3|       which was under sentence of death, was intolerable to him.
18    2,    3|           of a felon condemned to death for murder, innocent though
19    2,    3|      fazender was on the point of death, his hands were stretched
20    2,    4|           Dacosta had lost by the death of Judge Ribeiro, inasmuch
21    2,    4|        Because I was sentenced to death in 1826 in the diamond affair
22    2,    4|       with my rehabilitation. But death had unfortunately struck
23    2,    5|   learning on your arrival of the death of Judge Ribeiro? Would
24    2,    7|      remorse at the moment of his death, had intrusted it to his
25    2,    7|          as irrevocably lost. The death of Judge Ribeiro on the
26    2,    7|      Ribeiro on the one hand, the death of Torres on the other,
27    2,    7|        forth tumultuous shouts of death. In this part of the two
28    2,    8|         was a question of life or death—that this proof of Joam
29    2,   11|        Benito, who became pale as death.~“Because this document
30    2,   14|       Manaos to roar out cries of death to the prisoner. On the
31    2,   15|      prostrating him had been the death of Judge Ribeiro, in whose
32    2,   15|          am; judge me again!”~The death of Torres, the impossibility
33    2,   17|        chance left to escape from death!”~“I will die, then,” said
34    2,   17|          contain your sentence of death.”~“The order may come, but
35    2,   18|        perish on the gallows.~The death penalty in Brazil is generally
36    2,   18| benefactor who was on the road to death! He longed to throw himself
37    2,   19|    Dacosta, unjustly condemned to death; it was I, the wretched
38    2,   19|           greatest of crimes, the death of an innocent man!~Yes!
39    2,   19|           which it could be read.~Death prevented his completing