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 1    1,    1|   some Chilian escudos, worth fifty francs or more, and some
 2    1,    5| Atlantic over two hundred and fifty millions of cubic meters
 3    1,    5|   measuring three hundred and fifty leagues from north ot south,
 4    1,    6|   sapucaias,” one hundred and fifty feet high, buttressed by
 5    1,    9| francs. The jangada also took fifty hundredweight of sarsaparilla,
 6    1,    9|     regions of the world.~For fifty years Padre Passanha had
 7    1,    9|    before. He was a man about fifty, well up in his profession,
 8    1,    9|    tribe from one hundred and fifty to two hundred Indians,
 9    1,   10|        At his word of command fifty poles from each side of
10    1,   13|      on the farm for the last fifty years, and a pretty mulatto,
11    1,   15|     that from two hundred and fifty to three hundred millions
12    1,   15|   this measures a hundred and fifty feet across, the narrowest
13    1,   18|    whose summits towered some fifty feet above the ground, and
14    2,    6|      met?~Manoel and Fragoso, fifty paces further on, after
15    2,    6|  place was a level bank about fifty paces long, on the top of
16    2,    6|   rising perpendicularly some fifty feet above the Amazon. The
17    2,    8| corpse had disappeared.~About fifty feet down stream a point
18    2,   10|      have been yet; it may be fifty or sixty feet, and you will
19    2,   15|   descend the river for about fifty miles, to the mouth of the
20    2,   20|   found an embouchure of some fifty leagues across, but it would