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 1    1,    1|          adventurers, principally composed of freedmen and deserters—
 2    1,    3|    satisfaction of all t hose who composed the staff of the farm.~The
 3    1,    6|          the Amazon with all that composed the family of the fazender—
 4    1,    8|          first layer was entirely composed of trunks laid side by side.
 5    1,    9|           of about thirty pounds, composed the most precious part of
 6    1,   11|          replace bread in Brazil, composed of the flour of the manioc
 7    1,   11|         is only a little village, composed of about twenty houses,
 8    1,   11|          partridge, whose song is composed of four notes, in perfect
 9    1,   12|          but the garrison is only composed of nine soldiers, nearly
10    1,   14|     Manaos and Belem.~The town is composed of some sixty houses, arranged
11    2,   10|        and tail with an apparatus composed of plates joined by vertical
12    2,   12|          this novel a cryptogram, composed of ciphers, letters, algebraic
13    2,   13|          suppose now this word is composed ot three ciphers, and let
14    2,   13|        the other—I mean the words composed of seven letters, as the
15    2,   13|        But how many ciphers is it composed of? Of two, or three, or
16    2,   13|      minutes of which the year is composed to try at each of these
17    2,   14|        the document was a number, composed of two or more ciphers,
18    2,   18| alphabetical order to those which composed Ortega’s name, and that
19    2,   19|          which the cryptogram was composed? Without him what could