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 1    1,    1|          sentence it will amount to a considerable sum, and it is this sentence
 2    1,    2|                guns of long range and considerable precision, which the dwellers
 3    1,    5|          replied Manoel.~“A volume so considerable,” added Benito, “that it
 4    1,    5|             the tributaries become so considerable that the beds of most European
 5    1,    6|            from them he annually drew considerable profits.~The river was there
 6    1,   12|              woods were the object of considerable trade. Although correctly
 7    1,   12|               few years the center of considerable commerce.~The river is very
 8    1,   13|         Iquitos, they got me out of a considerable difficulty.”~“But they are
 9    1,   15|           eggs, are an object of very considerable trade throughout the Amazonian
10    1,   16|               the administration of a considerable city—considerable for the
11    1,   16| administration of a considerable city—considerable for the country; that is
12    1,   17|      seringueira trees are still very considerable on the banks of the Madeira,
13    1,   19|               diamond worth something considerable.”~“And what would you do
14    1,   19|               diamond worth something considerable, Fragoso?” queried Lina.~“
15    2,    1|            principal thoroughfares of considerable irregularity run through
16    2,    4|              farming establishment of considerable size.”~“It was prospering?”~“
17    2,    6|               town.~Manaos was not so considerable that it could not be searched
18    2,   10|           feet. He was therefore in a considerable hole, excavated far below
19    2,   10|             and acted on by nerves of considerable power. This apparatus is
20    2,   16|             about his preparations. A considerable sum in gold was handed over