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 1    1,    1|          happened, then, that our adventurer was deeply absorbed in the
 2    1,    2|        been the first care of our adventurer had his eyes been open at
 3    1,    2|   motionless when he saw that the adventurer had ceased to pursue him.
 4    1,    2|              Torres,” replied the adventurer.~“If you would like to accompany
 5    1,   14| acquainted with.~Assuredly if the adventurer was taciturn he was not
 6    1,   14|      Pablo d’Olivença assured the adventurer that the authorities were
 7    1,   16|      about his past life, but the adventurer eluded all conversation
 8    1,   17|         No, Benito! She holds the adventurer in horror! I am not thinking
 9    1,   17|         distresses me to see this adventurer constantly obtruding himself
10    1,   17|      between your father and this adventurer? Evidently your father has
11    1,   17|    deceived when he said that the adventurer’s eyes were never off Joam
12    1,   17|          fazender’s life that the adventurer wanted. In the face of this
13    1,   17|         holding out his hand. The adventurer took a step or two backward
14    1,   18|       kitchen of the jangada.~The adventurer, seated opposite to Joam
15    1,   18|        this wish, coming from the adventurer, left an unpleasant impression.~
16    1,   19|          be in common between the adventurer and the honest fazender
17    1,   20|          uttering a word. Did the adventurer hesitate to speak? Did he
18    1,   20|        tranquillity surprised the adventurer. Had he made a mistake in
19    1,   20|      Garral rose, advanced to the adventurer, and looking him straight
20    1,   20|         Torres.”~“Well,” said the adventurer, half keeping back his words,
21    1,   20|        answering him, shot at the adventurer a glance of the deepest
22    1,   20|         this proof, which, if the adventurer had spoken truly, would
23    2,    5|         of his relations with the adventurer up to the moment when Torres
24    2,    6|       taverns and lojas where the adventurer was most likely to put up.
25    2,    6|        the people received of the adventurer, they replied that the individual
26    2,    6|      again in the presence of the adventurer. It was not so.~As soon
27    2,    6|          thus accorded him by the adventurer, Fragoso, who was by no
28    2,    6|        look for me?” answered the adventurer. “It is not very difficult
29    2,    6|          had occasion to use, the adventurer was strong, active, and
30    2,    6|         beneath the poncho of the adventurer.~Benito renewed his attack,
31    2,    7|      about the document which the adventurer pretended to hold in his
32    2,    8|        discovered the body of the adventurer, neither among the clumps
33    2,   10|         covered the corpse of the adventurer. Ah! If he had had the power
34    2,   12|     culprit, the companion of the adventurer, had thought proper to write
35    2,   14|         in the handwriting of the adventurer. But, as had been suggested
36    2,   15|           the old comrades of the adventurer.~“Yes! I could do that,”
37    2,   18|           half-certainty that the adventurer had invented nothing, certain
38    2,   19|      During this time Torres, the adventurer, himself in absolute want,