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 1    1,    3|           was a pretty, laughing mulatto, of the same age as her
 2    1,    6|       country in which the young mulatto was to live with the mistress
 3    1,    7|  strangers here,” said the young mulatto, clapping her hands.~“Strangers
 4    1,    7|         please you,” replied the mulatto.~“Well, what is it?” asked
 5    1,    7|    without hesitation, the young mulatto boldly ventured toward Benito.~“
 6    1,    8|        But it was with the young mulatto that he claimed to have
 7    1,    8|         was very grateful to the mulatto for having taken the initiative
 8    1,    8|         very window of the young mulatto, as though a long arm was
 9    1,    8|         forest!” cried the young mulatto; “a forest with its birds
10    1,   11|         became of it?” asked the mulatto.~“It appears that on its
11    1,   11|          And why not?” asked the mulatto.~“So much for your legends,”
12    1,   12|          daughter, and the young mulatto, accompanied by Manoel,
13    1,   13|        fifty years, and a pretty mulatto, Miss Lina, who is more
14    1,   13|         raft, and gave the young mulatto an account of his exploits,
15    1,   15|       and particularly the young mulatto, felt an instinctive aversion.~
16    1,   17| squeezing the hands of the young mulatto.~However, though Fragoso
17    1,   18|        another!” added the young mulatto.~“And no Fragoso at the
18    2,   12|       meet him?” asked the young mulatto.~“It was during one of my
19    2,   15|        Fragoso?” asked the young mulatto.~“I will find it,” answered
20    2,   19|        To me?” replied the young mulatto.~“No doubt of it. Without
21    2,   20|  bestowing the name on the young mulatto who, by her affection for