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 1    1,    1|    traveled during most of the morning, and having already eaten
 2    1,   10| fazenda. At six o’clock in the morning the jangada received all
 3    1,   10| Orejone Indians.~It was on the morning of the 7th of June that
 4    1,   12|    start, therefore, until the morning of the 27th.~On this occasion
 5    1,   14|       was finished.~During the morning the raft passed by the picturesque
 6    1,   14|      and Portuguese.~Up to the morning of the 30th of June there
 7    1,   14|      On the 2d of July, in the morning, the jangada arrived at
 8    1,   14|      has been said that in the morning of the 2d of July the jangada
 9    1,   14|     evening, and the following morning, that of the 3d of July,
10    1,   15|      been oppressive since the morning and threatened approaching
11    1,   15|        last any longer.~In the morning of the 7th of July they
12    1,   15|     tails once existed.~In the morning of the 8th of July they
13    1,   15|        for the manatee.~On the morning of their arrival the young
14    1,   16|      EGA~AT SIX o’clock in the morning of the 20th of July, Yaquita,
15    1,   16|      the same course as in the morning, across the lake fed by
16    1,   16|       Amazon.~On the following morning, that of the 5th of August,
17    1,   16|     the Rio Zapura, and on the morning of the 6th of August they
18    1,   18|      THE ARRIVAL DINNER~IN THE MORNING, after a night which was
19    2,    1|        the district, was every morning covered with powder of gold,
20    2,    4|    about eleven o’clock in the morning, was taken and brought into
21    2,    6|    About eleven o’clock in the morning Benito joined Manoel and
22    2,    8|       as she hoped that in the morning she would be able to inform
23    2,   18|         at nine o’clock in the morning of which the condemned man
24    2,   18|      that was why on this very morning, at about eight o’clock,
25    2,   19|     fazenda of Iquitos.~On the morning of the morrow, the fifth
26    2,   20|       about ten o’clock in the morning the raft began to receive