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 1    1,    3|     protector, without being her husband,” Joam Garral had at first
 2    1,    3|   marriage Yaquita presented her husband with a son, and, two years
 3    1,    3|         modest fortune which her husband had left her. When Manoel’
 4    1,    4|     leave Yaquita alone with her husband.~In the afternoon these
 5    1,    4| appreciated. But to persuade her husband to leave the fazenda Yaquita
 6    1,    4|          Yaquita had sounded her husband in the matter. But she had
 7    1,    4|       was going to live with her husband. She would there see and
 8    1,    4|          child?~Yaquita took her husband’s hand, and with that gentle
 9    1,    4|         a half-smile came to her husband’s lips—a mute invitation
10    1,    4|          that we should know her husband’s mother, who is to replace
11    1,    4|       Yaquita had taken both her husband’s hands in hers, and pressed
12    1,    4|          came to her eyes as her husband clasped her to his heart.~
13    1,   11|         descend the river to her husband. At the same time an escort
14    1,   11|           It was her duty to her husband, Manoel,” said Yaquita, “
15    1,   11|       wife who wished to see her husband once again! She traveled
16    1,   11|          length she rejoined her husband after a separation of nineteen
17    2,    2|          to the innocence of her husband. The idea even never occurred
18    2,    2|        had with Joam Dacosta, my husband, you came to me and called
19    2,    2|   However innocent he may be, my husband is in the hands of justice;
20    2,    3|     Yaquita without becoming her husband. The wish of the dying Magalhaës
21    2,    4|        as head of his family, as husband and father, which he had
22    2,    6|     would be admitted to see her husband.~Yaquita Garral or Yaquita
23    2,    8|       passed some hours with her husband. But before she started,
24    2,   15|          his charge.~Between her husband, with whom she passed all
25    2,   17|         hours which each day the husband and wife spent together.
26    2,   17|       nearly failed him. But the husband—the father—retained his