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 1    1,    1|       World. Reclining at the foot of a magnificent tree, he
 2    1,    1|       was always ready at the foot of some tree in the open
 3    1,    2|       had seen the man at the foot of the tree, but the sleeper
 4    1,    2|     forest, he stopped at the foot of an enormous ficus—the
 5    1,    4|    and daughter had never set foot on Brazilian soil. The longing
 6    1,    7|       they all stopped at the foot of a ravine in front of
 7    1,    9|   night before—by more than a foot—and the bank had already
 8    1,   11| forest, and make their way on foot through the almost impenetrable
 9    1,   12|     hundred feet away, at the foot of a large tree.~The collection
10    1,   12|    and Manoel had already set foot in a Brazilian town, it
11    1,   12|  Tabatinga!~As soon as he set foot in the place the famous
12    1,   13|       daughter have never set foot on Brazilian ground; and
13    1,   14|    the jangada arrived at the foot of San Pablo d’Olivença,
14    1,   15|     towed to the beach at the foot of the village.~It was not
15    1,   16|      intention of putting his foot on shore, had decided this
16    1,   17|   placed on the ground at the foot of the tree.~The sap being
17    1,   19|      regiment, and ten men on foot, complete the convoy. They
18    2,    5|   Dacosta put his name to the foot of the declaration and the
19    2,    6|    river slowly flowed at the foot, and bathed the clumps of
20    2,    8|   reeds and vegetation at the foot of the bank, we shall not
21    2,    8|  these parts. Hence, when the foot of the two banks had been
22    2,    8|  success.~But when Benito set foot on the raft she perceived
23    2,   10| rubbish accumulated along its foot. Flocks of fish, if we can
24    2,   10|      as the young man had set foot on the raft the metallic
25    2,   16|    for the fugitive. From the foot of the wall to the canal
26    2,   17|      as an orphan, he had set foot in Tijuco. There his zeal