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 1    1,    2|    motionless man at a single blow, and assuredly at that moment
 2    1,    2|  lifted his stick to give the blow.~But if Torres had been
 3    1,   10|    were armed with arrows and blow tubes, but made no use of
 4    1,   17|    and struck such a terrific blow that its edge sunk into
 5    1,   17|      been upset by a powerful blow from the third alligator.
 6    1,   17| snatch her from death! A side blow from the animal’s tail knocked
 7    1,   18|      in its course. The least blow to the jangada would have
 8    2,    2| nearly crushed by this sudden blow, arose. With Yaquita Dacosta
 9    2,    3|       to defend him!~Yes, the blow was terrible indeed. His
10    2,    3| Dacosta rose from beneath the blow which had so unexpectedly
11    2,    6|           CHAPTER VI~THE LAST BLOW~WHILE JOAM DACOSTA was undergoing
12    2,    6|    The two met, and the first blow came from Benito. Torres
13    2,    6|      strongest, struck a side blow with his manchetta which
14    2,    6|         exclaimed Benito.~The blow was struck full on its chest,
15    2,    7|    prisoner, on whom the last blow had just fallen. Benito
16    2,    7|      had been affected by the blow! Were not the servants of
17    2,    7|    the struggle, at the first blow I struck Torres in his chest,
18    2,   11|       old wound produced by a blow from a knife.~“That scar!”
19    2,   15|   weakness.~The most terrible blow which had struck him without