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 1    1,    3|     beauty of this excellent girl, he was too proud and reserved
 2    1,    3| became attached to the young girl by a bond more intimate
 3    1,    3|   twenty years old. A lovely girl, brunette, and with large
 4    1,    4| words the head of the gentle girl was laid on her brother’
 5    1,    7|   the first time,” added the girl; “who meet, bow to——”~“Mademoiselle!”
 6    1,    7|    repeated the enthusiastic girl.~“You are at home, Minha,
 7    1,    7|     a poet now,” replied the girl.~“I am a poet,” said Benito. “
 8    1,    7|     That I do,” returned the girl.~“Never mind,” said Benito; “
 9    1,   10|    into the house.~The young girl smilingly ran off.~“You
10    1,   11| Amazon!” exclaimed the young girl, whose enthusiasm for the
11    1,   11|      d’Aqua,’” continued the girl—“that proud and redoubtable
12    1,   13|     said Torres.~“A charming girl!”~“Going to get married?”~“
13    1,   17|     do such an injury to the girl who is to become my wife.
14    1,   17|  Manoel threw himself at the girl to raise her, or to snatch
15    1,   17|  life he had saved the young girl, who soon came to. And as
16    1,   18|   out some lovely and gentle girl who wishes you well, and
17    1,   20|    as if it would break. The girl arose, ashy pale, as if
18    2,    3|      to the happiness of the girl he had made his wife.~“The
19    2,   12|      all,” replied the young girl, “that we know what Torres