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 1    1,    2|       what species it belongs, follow its chase with the ardor
 2    1,    4|       the east, invited him to follow its course; though Joam
 3    1,    7| replied Minha, “that we try to follow that liana to its very end.”~“
 4    1,    7|  object!” observed Benito, “to follow this liana, no matter what
 5    1,    7|        returned Minha. “Let us follow the liana!”~“You are not
 6    1,    7|    more to say. I obey. Let us follow the liana!”~And off they
 7    1,    7|      far if they determined to follow it to its extremity, like
 8    1,    7|    became less inconvenient to follow, seeing that they approached
 9    1,    7|    Come along, Manoel, we must follow.”~And they all cleared the
10    1,   10|       which they were bound to follow, they had had to renounce
11    1,   10|       the jangada continued to follow the left bank of the river,
12    1,   10|       Then the pilot, so as to follow a better current, which
13    1,   13|        you like, I am ready to follow you to the landing-place.”~“
14    1,   18|        the jangada appeared to follow one of the great circles.~
15    1,   20|       made a sign to Torres to follow him, and they advanced toward
16    2,    6|      he waited for what was to follow.~“I have come to look for
17    2,    8|   fellow; he was determined to follow to the end this supreme
18    2,   10| direction, and the raft had to follow him during a quarter of
19    2,   12|      What can I do better than follow the method of that great
20    2,   16|       return to Iquitos was to follow a road full of difficulties
21    2,   16|      to embark in the pirogue, follow the canal into the Rio Negro,
22    2,   16|      many ties—would assuredly follow without the slightest hesitation.~“
23    2,   17|        extradition which would follow me to a foreign country!