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 1    1,    2|         have received, and it is possible that against backwoodsmen
 2    1,    6|       conditions as agreeable as possible. Not only were the fazender
 3    1,    6|         daughter were as busy as possible, and the clearing, to which
 4    1,    7|          the most serious manner possible.~“To Manoel Valdez, who
 5    1,    7|        trees shoot up that it is possible to count more than a hundred
 6    1,    8|      complete and comfortable as possible. The Garral family, comprising
 7    1,   11|          went ashore, to buy, if possible, a few bales of this smilax,
 8    1,   18|      suit yours, and it would be possible perhaps for you to settle
 9    2,    3|  commutation of the sentence was possible, for the crime was committed
10    2,    4|       calmness, and as simply as possible. The little eyes of Judge
11    2,    4|          signified as clearly as possible, “Go on! Tell me your history.
12    2,    5|          be so. He made the only possible objection.~“The interest
13    2,    5|         arrives no delay will be possible, and justice must take its
14    2,    7|         With heaven’s help it is possible that all may not be lost!”~“
15    2,    8|          the water as quickly as possible so as to regain undamaged
16    2,    8| sufficient slope, it was perhaps possible for the corpse to have rolled
17    2,    8|       under better conditions if possible.”~“Yes,” answered Manoel; “
18    2,   10|  penetrated. It was consequently possible that the body was entangled
19    2,   11|          given up?~As quickly as possible the diving-dress was taken
20    2,   11| necessary that not the slightest possible doubt should exist in the
21    2,   12|        twenty-six letters. It is possible, therefore, that the document
22    2,   15|         to evoke it by all means possible and impossible. He had given
23    2,   16|  commutation of the sentence was possible, the order for his execution
24    2,   16|      hook over which it might be possible to throw a rope. That done,
25    2,   16|       the pirogue would be quite possible, and that no obstacles such
26    2,   18|    obtained from it all that was possible, and, despite the state