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 1    1,    1|           distant countries of the New World, at a time when the
 2    1,    1|        voice of the forests of the New World. Reclining at the
 3    1,    2|          had found some fruit of a new kind, a sort of huge almost
 4    1,    3|          and what he wished, was a new life, a life of labor. He
 5    1,    3|       pasturage. Cattle abounded—a new source of profit in these
 6    1,    3|        1830 Joam Garral became the new fazender of Iquitos, to
 7    1,    4|            welcome to his arms the new son whose sterling qualities
 8    1,    4|          his wife. His face bore a new expression, that of a man
 9    1,    5|            Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, New Grenada, Venezuela, and
10    1,    7|        centuries afterward. If the new trees are even a hundred
11    1,    8|           what he was doing in his new situation at the fazenda.~
12    1,   10|            of Pucalppa, named also New Oran. Old Oran, situated
13    1,   10|           almost abandoned for the new settlement, whose population
14    1,   10|        already become used to this new life. Joam Garral, leaving
15    1,   11|              They say that all the new species which infest the
16    1,   11|         not set out alone, for the New World; he took with him
17    1,   12|           the frontier between the new empire and that of its neighbor,
18    1,   20|     innocent man had again begun a new life. He knew that he was
19    2,    1|         which separate Brazil from New Grenada, and it communicates
20    2,    1|           of the old city made the new. Round these principal thoroughfares
21    2,    3|           hesitated, for he had no new material proof of his innocence
22    2,    3|          He had to find out if any new facts had come to light
23    2,    3| proceedings.~Eight days before his new arrest, made on account
24    2,    9|        must try again, and in some new way.”~“What can you do?”
25    2,   12|    observant mind, started on this new quest. In this he was only
26    2,   15|         and which he tried in this new way, gave no result. Perhaps
27    2,   15|            difficult.~Nothing! The new combination only furnished
28    2,   16|           have found out something new about the document. Benito
29    2,   18|         then he proceeded with the new name brought back by Fragoso
30    2,   19|        Joam Dacosta, while waiting new instructions from Rio Janeiro,
31    2,   19|         the family, and by all the new friends whom so many trials
32    2,   19|           to enable it to be read. New instructions from the minister
33    2,   20|         Joam Dacosta returned to a new life, which shed its happiness
34    2,   20|       situated on the left bank, a new horizon appeared in view.
35    2,   20|           three days preceding the new or full moon, takes but
36    2,   20|           of the fazenda, with her new family, had come down the