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 1    1,    3|      excuse his entering on his past misfortunes—misfortunes
 2    1,    5|         lost in the far-distant past! It is one of the largest
 3    1,   10|        of the current which ran past it. There are also to be
 4    1,   14|         let no suspicion of his past life escape him, nor of
 5    1,   16|       get him to talk about his past life, but the adventurer
 6    1,   20|         had with him for a year past without speaking of it to
 7    2,    2|       wish that any part of his past life should be hidden from
 8    2,    2|       Dacosta the secret of his past life.”~“And so, when we
 9    2,    2|      are not concerned with the past now. We must think of the
10    2,    2|        knew everything, and the past life of Joam Dacosta had
11    2,    2|       the hands of justice; his past life has been publicly proclaimed.
12    2,    3|      telling his wife about his past life. Yes! the avowal was
13    2,    3|        advocate had done in the past could the magistrate do
14    2,    3|         the magistrate knew the past career of the fazender of
15    2,    4| disgraced the judges wig of the past; his piercing gimlet-like
16    2,    4|        chess, of which he was a past master; and above all things
17    2,    4|      face the justice which his past life should have taught
18    2,    4|       everything concerning his past and present life, that Judge
19    2,    5|         the particulars of your past life and to protest your
20    2,    6|       you appear to know of the past life of my father.”~“Really?”~“
21    2,    7|      put us on the track of his past life. We therefore cannot
22    2,   15|        came to say, “Here is my past life; here is my present;
23    2,   17|      career. He again lived his past life from the moment when,
24    2,   17|        up; the souvenire of the past vanished like a shadow.~
25    2,   20|          here and there gliding past island covered with muritis