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 1    1,    1|       spread, his bed was always ready at the foot of some tree
 2    1,    6|        jangada must be built and ready to launch.”~“We’ll set to
 3    1,    7|         said. “You have seen how ready I am to obey you. You wished
 4    1,    8|       always singing, and always ready with some good-natured joke,
 5    1,    9|          longer to wait.~All was ready to date, the 5th of June.~
 6    1,   11|    Manaos,” said Fragoso, always ready to intervene on behalf of
 7    1,   11|         escort was ordered to be ready in the missions of the Upper
 8    1,   13|       Torres, “if you like, I am ready to follow you to the landing-place.”~“
 9    1,   20|        writing?”~Joam Garral was ready to throw himself on Torres,
10    1,   20|         to ask him to get things ready for the two weddings.~Next
11    2,    2|     showed that the wife was now ready for all things, either to
12    2,    3|    Ribeiro.~The jangada was then ready to go down the river. Joam
13    2,    4|          his pen behind his ear, ready to record the questions
14    2,    5|          Joam Dacosta.”~“You are ready to sign this declaration?”~“
15    2,    5|         this declaration?”~“I am ready.”~And with a hand without
16    2,    6|         put himself on guard and ready to attack his enemy.~Benito
17    2,    9|        raft, and held themselves ready to start in any direction,
18    2,   11|          word, he felt his heart ready to burst. “Open it, sir!
19    2,   14|     stood at attention.~“Are you ready?” asked his master.~“I am.”~“
20    2,   16|        Benito; “we must have all ready before night, and we have
21    2,   16|           In getting the pirogue ready, he announced his intention
22    2,   16|         By the afternoon all was ready, and they had only the night
23    2,   17|       yards off. Araujo is there ready to take you far away from
24    2,   17| distracted, kept near the window ready to carry off the prisoner—