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 1    1,    1|         less accuracy, he could scarcely be supposed to conduct himself
 2    1,    3|        of Benito, the title was scarcely appreciated by him when
 3    1,    5|     river which three names are scarcely enough to distinguish, and
 4    1,    5|    leagues from north ot south, scarcely varied with a few knolls,
 5    1,    6|       half-mile of forest would scarcely leave an appreciable void.~
 6    1,    7|         end of an hour they had scarcely gone a mile. As they left
 7    1,   10|    gradient of the river bed is scarcely perceptible. It has been
 8    1,   11|        showed his tall stature, scarcely defined in the earlier shadows.
 9    1,   11|         bow, and the breeze was scarcely strong enough to lift the
10    1,   12|         hands, but the husbands scarcely cared to part with a few
11    1,   13|   watched Torres, whose face he scarcely remembered. There was an
12    1,   15|          In fact, this time had scarcely elapsed before the black
13    1,   16|  breakfasted at an hotel—it was scarcely an inn—whose cookery caused
14    1,   16|         he replied; “Torres has scarcely left hi cabin, where he
15    1,   16|      reduced to a narrow canal, scarcely deep enough to communicate
16    1,   17|        the house, guns in hand.~Scarcely were they outside when two
17    1,   18|         after a night which was scarcely sufficient to calm so much
18    1,   18|     image and the reality could scarcely be described. Duplicates
19    1,   19|      the whole family, and they scarcely dared speak to each other.~“
20    1,   20|         last time, for he could scarcely believe that his ignoble
21    1,   20|        day, the 24th of August, scarcely an hour before the ceremony
22    2,    2|    CHAPTER II~THE FIRST MOMENTS~SCARCELY HAD the pirogue which bore
23    2,    2|      population of Manaos could scarcely be doubted. But would it
24    2,    6|    against an adversary who was scarcely twenty, who could have neither
25    2,   11|        this scene. Benito could scarcely utter a word, he felt his
26    2,   12| discover its meaning, and it is scarcely necessary to say that he
27    2,   15|        and how many of them can scarcely be imagined. Had he had