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 1    1,    1|      sword than hunting-knife, called a “manchetta,” and in addition
 2    1,    3|        the bell of the mission called them tot he dilapidated
 3    1,    3| position to which she might be called.~With Benito it was another
 4    1,    3|  negress, of some sixty years, called Cybele, free through the
 5    1,    3|    completely devoted. She was called Lina. One of those gentle
 6    1,    5|     tributary—the Panta. It is called the Marañon in its journey
 7    1,    6|      any one.~Joam Garral then called in an Indian who was the
 8    1,    7|       came across some tapirs, called “antas” in Brazil, diminutives
 9    1,    7|  jaguars, guepars, or cougars, called indifferently ounces in
10    1,    9|       which ought rather to be called crawfish; “tambagus,” the
11    1,   10|     alongside a narrow island, called Napo Island, from the name
12    1,   11|    several of those large rays called “duridaris,” with rose-colored
13    1,   11|       that an enormous reptile called the ‘minhocao,’ sometimes
14    1,   12|      trade. Although correctly called “ibirapitunga,” from the
15    1,   12|      river is Peruvian, and is called the Marañon, as has been
16    1,   12|      Tabatinga. It can thus be called a garrison town, but the
17    1,   12|        the village properly so called, it is situated below, at
18    1,   14|     this kind of navigation is called by the people of the country,
19    1,   18|     his father. One would have called them the eyes of some wild
20    2,    1|  Atlantic.~Manaos was formerly called Moura, or Barra de Rio Negro.
21    2,    2|       with stiff-stalked reeds called “froxas,” of which the Indians
22    2,    2|    husband, you came to me and called me—mother! You took Minha’
23    2,    2|     You took Minha’s hand, and called her—your wife! You then
24    2,    3|       kind of memoir, which he called “The History of My Life,”
25    2,    5|     only come from a scoundrel called Torres.”~“And what right
26    2,   11|  gymnotus.~Manoel, distracted, called to him, breathed into him,
27    2,   15|   Providence,” as some one has called it.~In addition, a reward