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 1    1,    1|    little, he began to feel the want of a snooze. Two or three
 2    1,    2|   Torres, like him, was much in want of something to eat and
 3    1,    4|      travel like blind folks! I want to see everything and know
 4    1,    7|       gave him neither wish nor want to try his wretched task
 5    1,    8|        I owe you my life, and I want it prolonged for a hundred
 6    1,   13|        But,” replied Torres, “I want to——”~“Very well, we will
 7    1,   13| remembered. There was an entire want of frankness in the eyes,
 8    1,   18|    certain that Torres does not want your father’s life. For
 9    1,   18|      betrothal dinner. You will want some strength to celebrate
10    1,   19|       doubt that Torres did not want the subject to drop, for
11    1,   20|      Torres.~“What reply do you want from me?” said Joam quietly.~“
12    1,   20|       offered me!”~“What do you want, then?”~“Joam Garral,” replied
13    1,   20|      daughter!—I like her—and I want to marry her!”~Apparently
14    2,    6|     that side.”~Fragoso did not want any more. A few seconds
15    2,    6|      father.”~“Really?”~“Yes. I want to know how you recognized
16    2,    6|          But that is not what I want to know at present.”~“What
17    2,    6|           What is it, then?”~“I want to know how you recognized
18    2,    9|       to go straight at what we want, and not struggle on with
19    2,   10|        a little advice. “As you want to pursue your search on
20    2,   11|        Manoel. “Has it been the want of air?”~“No!” said Benito; “
21    2,   13|       years, and that you would want three centuries if each
22    2,   15|          gentlemen? What do you want?” he asked.~“The cipher!
23    2,   17|         they themselves were in want of cheering! But when they
24    2,   19|         all. The people did not want to lose one syllable of
25    2,   19| adventurer, himself in absolute want, became his companion. Ortega