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 1    1,    1|         heard.~“Yes,” said he, at length, “here are a hundred lines
 2    1,    1|   thoughts took another turn.~“At length,” he cried, “I see land;
 3    1,    2|           guariba!” he shouted at length. “There will be no end to
 4    1,    2|      again started in pursuit. At length, to his astonishment, he
 5    1,    5|       free for five-sixths of its length.~And from its first starting
 6    1,    7|        the red “japicanga,” whose length sometimes measures several
 7    1,   10|           the Amazonian basin.~At length, after having passed the
 8    1,   11|        help the French doctor. At length the canoe, damaged by rocks
 9    1,   11|    traveled night and day, and at length regained the Bobonasa. She
10    1,   11|      doing at this moment, and at length she rejoined her husband
11    1,   15| resistance to the wind. Its great length rendered it almost insensible
12    1,   18|           do not some exist whose length reaches forty-seven feet,
13    1,   20|        the man never flinched.~At length, crossing his arms, he said:~“
14    1,   20|       convict, had written out at length, in his own hand, the story
15    2,    2|       were well weighed.~“No!” at length exclaimed Benito; “to remain
16    2,    3|         away from himself!~But at length the day arrived when there
17    2,    6|          them, and one of them at length told him that a man, such
18    2,    6|          his looks grew livid. At length he was obliged to stoop
19    2,    8|    throughout its breadth and its length?”~“Throughout its breadth,
20    2,    8|           Araujo, “throughout its length, no—fortunately.”~“And why?”
21    2,    8|           Mr. Benito,” he said at length, “I am not in the habit
22    2,   10|          it could be seen, by the length of the haulage cord, that
23    2,   10|          gymnotuses are about the length of a common snake, others
24    2,   13|          come to ask if he had at length discovered the system on
25    2,   16|           agreed,” said Manoel at length. “And now, ought Joam Dacosta
26    2,   17|          the first time, would at length pronounce his acquittal?~
27    2,   18|    enabled him to discover it! At length he held the key of the document,
28    2,   19|      convict of Villa Rica was at length admitted. The rehabilitation
29    2,   20|         some might man-of-war.~At length here appeared on the left
30    2,   20|          giant raft beat high. At length they were coming to the