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 1    1,    1|       in the forests of South America, he was perfectly indifferent
 2    1,    1|      could live in Brazil, in America, wherever one wished, and
 3    1,    1| Amazon. But this man may quit America and go beyond the seas,
 4    1,    5|       largest empire of South America, as if it were, in very
 5    1,    5|    most healthy part of South America. Its basin is constantly
 6    1,    6|    central districts of South America, are practically inexhaustible.~
 7    1,    7|  hares and rabbits of Central America; and tatous belonging to
 8    1,    7| indifferently ounces in South America, and to whom it is not advisable
 9    1,    7|      these forests of Central America, which we shall not find
10    1,    8|  north to south through North America. They cross districts of
11    1,    9|      is certain that in South America it contains a more noxious
12    1,    9|   earlier conquerors of South America. In addition, the young
13    1,    9|       best tobacco in Central America.~The principal habitation,
14    1,    9|        The natives of Central America are not to be feared in
15    1,   12|   that vast district of South America which is crossed by the
16    1,   12|    the largest state of South America, and has at its head the
17    1,   12|  different provinces of South America, Lina, like her young mistress,
18    1,   15|      waterways in the west of America.~The bad weather was at
19    2,    1|     these parts of equatorial America.~Careless travelers have
20    2,   11|      black as crows. In South America they are known as gallinazos,
21    2,   16|    one of the States of North America he would be free. Once there,