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 1    1,    2|    ficus—the tree of which the different kinds are so numerous all
 2    1,    3|         and consisting of many different shrubs and arborescent plants,
 3    1,    5|      few years ago twenty-four different nations had their homes.~
 4    1,    6|       be guilt—which, with the different habitations for the accommodation
 5    1,    7| picturesque confusion, so many different trees shoot up that it is
 6    1,    7|      count more than a hundred different species in a square mile.
 7    1,    7|        its tributaries, having different melastomas, some with red
 8    1,    8|     accustomed to proceed in a different way. The whole mass of trunks
 9    1,    8|        cross districts of many different latitudes, and consequently
10    1,    8|       and consequently of many different climates.~The Amazon, on
11    1,    9|        one or two erections of different kinds which gave it a very
12    1,    9|     Garral in large matters at different times had employed him to
13    1,   10|      bears a high price in the different markets of the Amazonian
14    1,   12|        already run through the different provinces of South America,
15    1,   15|    remains.~Representatives of different tribes of Indians are found
16    1,   16|     turtle flesh, served up in different forms, appeared, the Garral
17    1,   16|      serves as a reservoir for different rivers. Five or six affluents
18    1,   19|     dozen sieves with holes of different dimensions. These lots are
19    2,    1|     merchants belonging to the different tribes of the Rio Negro.~
20    2,    4|     large raft, and a cargo of different products of the Amazon.”~“
21    2,    8|      flee to. Here it is quite different. Go to the Rio Negro, and
22    2,    9|        dead the conditions are different, and more favorable for
23    2,   12|      try what proportion these different letters bear to each other.”~
24    2,   12|        and then he passed to a different train of thought. “One important
25    2,   13|       s coming together in two different places.”~What Jarriquez
26    2,   13|        as to space the letters different and I get:~Judgejarriquezhasaningeniousmind.~
27    2,   13|    nine, or ten? Is it made of different ciphers only or of ciphers
28    2,   13|  ciphers only or of ciphers in different order many times repeated?
29    2,   13|     thousand and eight hundred different numbers, and that if you
30    2,   14|      commenced or finished the different paragraphs could be made
31    2,   14|       the first letters of the different paragraphs he did with the
32    2,   15|    this day he had been trying different numbers—numbers selected
33    2,   19|        a strange succession of different events all tending to the
34    2,   20|        of these folks from the different points of view, though time
35    2,   20|       whose waters, due to the different rivers of the province of
36    2,   20|        of white houses at many different levels, its convents nestled