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 1    1,    3|    the acquaintance of Manoel Valdez. This young man, the son
 2    1,    3|     his friend Benito, Manoel Valdez had already obtained his
 3    1,    3|      brother’s friend, Manoel Valdez, what he thought of her.
 4    1,    4|     here, but at Para. Madame Valdez is an invalid; she cannot
 5    1,    4|     love the mother of Manoel Valdez. How could Joam Garral hesitate
 6    1,    4|     not wish to grieve Madame Valdez by getting married at a
 7    1,    5|         said Benito to Manoel Valdez, on the morrow.~They were
 8    1,    5|   Boulonnaise,” the Brazilian Valdez in 1840, the French “Paul
 9    1,    6|     at leaving Iquitos. Minha Valdez would be the same to her
10    1,    7|   manner possible.~“To Manoel Valdez, who will be glad if your
11    1,    9| Yaquita, her daughter, Manoel Valdez, Padre Passanha, Benito,
12    1,   13|      Benito Garral and Manoel Valdez.”~“I know. They told me
13    1,   14|       the daughter for Manoel Valdez, and always discreetly.
14    1,   18|     enter into that of Manoel Valdez, sat at the common table,
15    1,   20|      is going to marry Manoel Valdez?”~“You will break it off
16    1,   20|      break it off with Manoel Valdez!”~“And if my daughter declines?”~“
17    2,    3|    belong to her, that Manoel Valdez, thinking he was entering
18    2,    6|     accompanied by Mr. Manoel Valdez and my friend Fragoso!”~
19    2,   20|   pirogues had brought Madame Valdez. Manoel’s mother was at
20    2,   20|     He gave his arm to Madame Valdez; Yaquita was escorted by
21    2,   20|   separation. In fact, Manoel Valdez almost immediately sent
22    2,   20|   rather than masters.~Madame Valdez had no desire to separate
23    2,   20|     his son, Manoel and Minha Valdez, Lina and Fragoso, departed