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 1    1,    2|   formidable weapon. For some minutes he had seen the man at the
 2    1,    2|       looking at him for some minutes the guariba began to move
 3    1,    2| remained like this during ten minutes, nibbling away at two or
 4    1,    4|   people’s secret.~Before ten minutes had elapsed Benito was in
 5    1,    4|    inexplicable refusal.~Some minutes passed. Joam Garral rose.
 6    1,    7|     had not proceeded for ten minutes along the interminable cipo,
 7    1,   12| miritis, leads to it in a few minutes. There, on a half-cracked
 8    1,   12|    shall not be installed ten minutes in the square at Tabatinga,
 9    1,   12|      followed, then, that ten minutes later the public were completely
10    1,   13|      toward the inn.~For some minutes the stranger eyed Fragoso
11    1,   15|     manatees up again. In ten minutes or thereabouts the animals
12    1,   16|       lasted for two or three minutes, and the Muras disappeared.~
13    1,   19|      Garral, may I have a few minutes’ conversation with you?”~
14    2,    7|     you in your search.”~Five minutes afterward the four boats
15    2,    8|   To-morrow, my friends!”~Ten minutes later they were all on board
16    2,   11|      still beat, and in a few minutes Manoel’s efforts restored
17    2,   11|     waters of the Amazon.~Ten minutes afterward the pirogue arrived
18    2,   11| streets of the town. In a few minutes they had reached the dwelling
19    2,   12|   drop, and thought for a few minutes.~“All the words I see in
20    2,   13|      thousand and six hundred minutes of which the year is composed
21    2,   16|      quite deserted. In a few minutes they arrived in front of
22    2,   18|    town he traversed in a few minutes. A kind of irresistible
23    2,   18|      the excited crowd. A few minutes more were all that the doomed
24    2,   20|      full moon, takes but two minutes instead of six hours to