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 1    1,    3|     which our two young friends returned after their meeting with
 2    1,    4| disappeared. Gradually his eyes returned to meet those of Yaquita,
 3    1,    4|         Then with slow steps he returned to his wife. His face bore
 4    1,    7|        if that will amuse you,” returned Minha. “Let us follow the
 5    1,    7|        asked Lina.~“That I do,” returned the girl.~“Never mind,”
 6    1,   11|       finished his business and returned on board, his face and hands
 7    1,   11|    Amazon to the Rio Negro, and returned to the forest from which
 8    1,   11|         but in vain. They never returned.~“In the meantime the victuals
 9    1,   13|         o’clock that the latter returned to the raft, and gave the
10    2,    6|        his manner, his coolness returned, and he became once more
11    2,    6|         will tell you nothing,” returned Torres; “Joam Dacosta declined
12    2,    7|      later the whole family had returned to the raft, and were assembled
13    2,    8|      refreshment, and then they returned to their task.~Four of the
14    2,   13|        with the magistrate, and returned to the jangada, feeling
15    2,   14|   themselves to flight. Then he returned to the document.~He picked
16    2,   16|         to lose.”~The young men returned on board by way of the canal
17    2,   16|  Jarriquez held out to him, and returned to the jangada to wait for
18    2,   19|      innocence of Joam Dacosta, returned to life, restored to honor.~
19    2,   20|       days of joy. Joam Dacosta returned to a new life, which shed