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 1    1,    1|     was not always spread, his bed was always ready at the
 2    1,    3|    acitc;non, and of which the bed separates Peru from the
 3    1,    9|       props thrust against the bed of the stream, that the
 4    1,    9|       dragged from their sandy bed.~Toward half-past six cries
 5    1,   10|      the gradient of the river bed is scarcely perceptible.
 6    1,   10|  drifted quietly away from the bed of the river with its prairies
 7    1,   11|      Araujo was very busy. The bed of the river gradually enlarged,
 8    1,   15|      chief turtle had left the bed of the river to reconnoiter
 9    1,   15|    eggs they cover them with a bed of sand, which they beat
10    2,    8|     the main stream. Where the bed of the river showed sufficient
11    2,    8|       and at the same time its bed rises, so that there is
12    2,    8|       and the elevation of the bed made the passage exceedingly
13    2,    8|        its weight on the sandy bed of the river, it could not
14    2,    8|      to the bar, it was in the bed itself, about five hundred
15    2,    8|       work to explore its very bed. In certain places the poles
16    2,    8|       dragged from their sandy bed. No one, however, had an
17    2,    8|      and over the whole of its bed.”~“No; we cannot have done
18    2,    9| density and that of its liquid bed. This is well known to be
19    2,    9|       accumulated in the river bed, and on his giving the signal
20    2,   10|   shoes made the gravel on the bed crunch beneath him. He was
21    2,   10|  darkness concealing the river bed.~The young man slowly made
22    2,   10|    that the slope of the river bed was very abrupt, and he
23    2,   10|     formed in the slope of the bed, to the bottom of which
24    2,   10|       objects scattered on the bed of the river, and to approach
25    2,   10|        reach the middle of the bed of the Amazon, where there
26    2,   10|       Negro had swept into the bed of the Amazon. Benito recoiled,
27    2,   10|   which rolled along the river bed, then violently agitated