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 1    1,   10|      hours.~In addition, the surface of the water is far from
 2    1,   10|      peacefully on along the surface of the Amazon.~On the morrow,
 3    1,   14| could be clearly seen on the surface of the whitish waters of
 4    1,   15|   were seen moving along the surface, and these were the two
 5    1,   17|    Fragoso reappeared on the surface of the Amazon—safe and sound.~
 6    1,   18|   flowers half-opened on the surface,” replied Minha, “and which
 7    2,    8|      body to reappear on the surface through the effects of decomposition.”~“
 8    2,    8|     things floating near the surface are alone able to clear.
 9    2,    8|      would again rise to the surface, the current would bear
10    2,    8|    body being brought to the surface of the stream.~An hour’s
11    2,    8|    oars, traversed the whole surface of the river up to the bar
12    2,    8|  days before it rises to the surface and floats down the stream.
13    2,    9|    be before it rises to the surface?”~“If Torres,” answered
14    2,    9|   one case the return to the surface takes much longer than in
15    2,    9| upright position beneath the surface. At the collar of the dress,
16    2,    9|     be quickly hauled to the surface.~Benito, invariably very
17    2,    9|    and again bring it to the surface of the Amazon.~
18    2,   10|     need of ascending to the surface, so as to once more experience
19    2,   10|    it slowly ascended to the surface of the Amazon.~
20    2,   11|      were produced along the surface of the stream, and these
21    2,   11| ordinary course risen to the surface of the water.~This well-known
22    2,   11|    brought the corpse to the surface.”~At this moment the pirogue
23    2,   11|      which skimmed along the surface of the stream, pounced on