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 1    1,    2|       through the woods.~A cry followed, and the monkey, mortally
 2    1,    3|      whose name was Magalhaës, followed the trade of timber-felling,
 3    1,    4| bounded his Eden.~From this it followed that for twenty-five years
 4    1,    7|     Come on!”~And so the four, followed by the black, struck under
 5    1,   11|      DURING THE FEW days which followed nothing occurred worthy
 6    1,   12|        the civilized world.~It followed, then, that ten minutes
 7    1,   14|     the profession that he had followed till within the last two
 8    1,   14|      trade is here extensively followed. It may, perhaps, seem singular
 9    1,   16|    shore of the lake had to be followed to get to Ega.~After two
10    1,   16|    speak of him again. Yaquita followed the advice of Padre Passanha,
11    1,   18|    curious conditions.~The arm followed by the pilot, between Calderon
12    1,   19|      and her daughter silently followed, and all felt an unaccountable
13    1,   20|          Rather a long silence followed this direct question which
14    2,    2|      Benito.~And here Yaquita, followed by her daughter and Padre
15    2,    5|        known by those who have followed this history, and who cannot
16    2,    6|        of the town behind, and followed the bank, making a slight
17    2,    6|      Fragoso with deep emotion followed him without speaking a word.~
18    2,    6|       replied Yaquita.~Benito, followed by Manoel, hurried along
19    2,    8|       thirty years that he had followed his profession the crossing
20    2,   14|       of Manaos, who excitedly followed the phases of this dramatic
21    2,   17|      not fly!”~The scene which followed these words was heart-rending.
22    2,   18|     eastern provinces, and had followed the left bank of the river.
23    2,   19|   woods, and for many years he followed the trade of a chaser of
24    2,   20|   quite radiant with joy. Then followed Benito, then old Cybele