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 1    1,    1|         u v j h d.”~THE MAN who held in his hand the document
 2    1,    1|   letters been arranged? He who held the paper was alone able
 3    1,    2|       The thought that the case held his money was not however,
 4    1,    7|     right,” answered Minha, who held out her hand to Manoel. “
 5    1,    9|  worthily so. The Garral family held him in great esteem; it
 6    1,   16|       is worth something.”~Lina held out her hand, and Fragoso
 7    1,   16|        the northwest, and if it held would be favorable for crossing
 8    1,   17|       to. And as all hands were held out to him—Manoel’s, Yaquita’
 9    1,   19|      Thanks to the situation he held, he was in a position to
10    1,   20|       guilty man, whose life he held in his hands, was enough
11    2,    4| notwithstanding the opinions he held, would be to listen to him.
12    2,    5|    cannot doubt but that Torres held in his hands the material
13    2,    6|     when Benito, quite unmoved, held him back.~“What is the matter
14    2,    7|      Benito. “This case which I held—which I gave back to him!
15    2,    7|         if the metal case which held it was water-tight?”~“Manoel,”
16    2,    9|          escorted the raft, and held themselves ready to start
17    2,   11|    Fragoso, and the foreman who held the case, immediately jumped
18    2,   14|      fact.~All these views were held by some people in some form,
19    2,   16|        the hand which Jarriquez held out to him, and returned
20    2,   17|     knees before his father. He held up his hands to him; he
21    2,   17|        chief of the police, who held a paper in his hand, advanced
22    2,   18|       discover it! At length he held the key of the document,
23    2,   19|      shake the hands which were held out to him. Such was the
24    2,   20|  negroes, the store-rooms which held the valuable cargo, would