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 1    1,    1|         was certain, that for some months, after having suddenly abandoned
 2    1,    2|          Yes, for a voyage of some months,” replied Benito. “At least
 3    1,    3|          to say, during only a few months of the year—and this would
 4    1,    3|        come away on leave for some months to the fazenda, where he
 5    1,    3|            year 1852—of which four months had already passed before
 6    1,    5|      district, and, after eighteen months of a navigation of which
 7    1,    5|         require not less than four months, owing to the conditions
 8    1,    6|            on a voyage for several months, but, as we shall see, he
 9    1,    8|           voyage was to be of some months’ duration, to make it as
10    1,    9|           rapid it would take long months before similar conditions
11    1,   11|           Madame Odonais; in a few months she lost some of her children.
12    1,   14|           till within the last two months, and no one would have thought
13    1,   15|         laying had taken place two months before, the eggs had hatched
14    1,   17| principally takes place during the months of May, June, and July.~
15    1,   19|            you had been rich three months ago you would never have
16    2,    3|           felon of Tijuco.~For six months a correspondence had passed
17    2,    3|          to Judge Ribeiro:~“In two months I will be with you, in the
18    2,   16|        safe, and there for several months he could wait for an opportunity
19    2,   18|         belong to your party a few months ago?”~“Yes.”~“At that time
20    2,   18|          very intimate, died a few months ago, and there can be no
21    2,   19|           of his party for several months beyond the Peruvian frontier,
22    2,   20|            ground flooded for many months in the year, has become,
23    2,   20|           the 15th of October—four months and a half after leaving
24    2,   20|       taken the giant raft so many months to drift. The important