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 1    1,    5| northeast of Arica.~Such are the principal branches above the village
 2    1,    5|        Amazon itself and all its principal tributaries have been frequently
 3    1,    5|          the navigability of its principal affluents.~But what has
 4    1,    6|         in an Indian who was the principal manager of the fazenda.~“
 5    1,    8|  comfortably designed.~This, the principal house, was carefully made
 6    1,    9|       manioc, and which form the principal food of the inhabitants
 7    1,    9|          in Central America.~The principal habitation, with its annexes—
 8    1,   12|       being, you understand, the principal.”~“Go on, then, friend, “
 9    1,   14| ant-hills whose insects form its principal food; and his long, thin
10    1,   14|    Tupiniquis, should find their principal occupation in making objects
11    1,   14|     excellent reception from the principal authorities of the town,
12    1,   15|     Tunantins, and re-enters the principal stream a hundred an twenty
13    1,   16|          wonders by visiting the principal cities of the Upper Amazon!”~“
14    1,   16|       wives and daughters of the principal functionaries and merchants
15    2,    1|          of the Rio Negro.~Three principal thoroughfares of considerable
16    2,    1|        made the new. Round these principal thoroughfares is interwoven
17    2,    2|       condemned man, who was the principal author of the crime of Tijuco,
18    2,    4|        on the bank of one of the principal iguarapes of the town. To
19    2,    6|         Fragoso walked along the principal streets of the town, inquiring
20    2,   14|        accusing him of being the principal author of the crime of Tijuco
21    2,   15| mysterious, the document was the principal object of conversation.~
22    2,   18|         city gate, dashed up the principal street of Manaos, and fell
23    2,   20|        Villa Bella, which is the principal guarana market in the whole
24    2,   20|        by Yurumas Indians, whose principal industry consists in preparing
25    2,   20|  gradually demolished; there the principal dwelling, nestled beneath