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 1    1,    3|    taken with him, asked him to remain at the farm, where he would,
 2    1,    3|   father would not allow him to remain idle. He was not among such
 3    1,    3|   living, and constant work, to remain untouched where others had
 4    1,    7|         plants alter, and signs remain which no native can misunderstand.~
 5    1,    7|         if he likes, but let us remain here.”~“No! Come on, come
 6    1,   10|       to the bank.~As it was to remain here for some hours before
 7    1,   12|      say good-by, and intend to remain at Tabatinga.”~“By no means,
 8    1,   12| struggle for my favors. I could remain here for a month, and the
 9    1,   12|       but be quick! we can only remain a day at Tabatinga, and
10    1,   15|         that the jangada should remain on this spot till the 27th
11    1,   16|        the raft, he resolved to remain, at the request of Lina
12    1,   16|         go with you to Ega, and remain a whole day without seeing
13    1,   16|        is an entreaty!”~“I will remain!”~“Mr. Fragoso!”~“Miss Lina!”~“
14    1,   18|     that the young couple would remain at Belem with the others.~“
15    1,   18|  gratitude.~So Lina, who was to remain in the service of Minha,
16    2,    1|         of which only the ruins remain. The population of Manaos
17    2,    2|       asked, “if the raft is to remain at her moorings at the Isle
18    2,    2|    length exclaimed Benito; “to remain here would look as though
19    2,    3|    first refused. He offered to remain the protector or the servant
20    2,    3|      when there could no longer remain a doubt as to the affection
21    2,    9|  descend beneath the waters and remain there a certain time without
22    2,   15|        aided by Lina, could not remain quiet, but all their ingenuity
23    2,   16|         out of prison he cannot remain hidden in the town or on
24    2,   16|        crossing the waste land, remain concealed throughout the
25    2,   16|   document. Benito preferred to remain on the raft and wait for
26    2,   17|   instant, it is because if you remain you will be guilty toward
27    2,   17|   others, toward yourself!”~“To remain,” continued Benito, “is
28    2,   17|        continued Benito, “is to remain to die! The order for execution
29    2,   19|        which the document would remain undecipherable.~Ortega dead,