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 1    1,    1|            me from the coast of the Atlantic to the Upper Amazon. But
 2    1,    5|           to lose themselves in the Atlantic Ocean eight hundred leagues
 3    1,    5|    tributaries, discharges into the Atlantic over two hundred and fifty
 4    1,    5|        along its own canal into the Atlantic.”~“And what a mouth! An
 5    1,    5| twenty-eight hundred miles from the Atlantic, and can be ascended by
 6    1,    5|             which come from off the Atlantic.~And the provinces to which
 7    1,    6|          hundreds of leagues to the Atlantic coast.~The whole time the
 8    1,    8|           to lose themselves in the Atlantic eight hundred leagues away?
 9    1,   12|            hundred leagues from the Atlantic. But it is not so with the “
10    1,   14|        himself as a passenger on an Atlantic steamer, who is free to
11    1,   16|           the coasting-trade on the Atlantic seaboard.~When the two girls
12    1,   19|     province?”~“No! I come from the Atlantic seaboard in the north of
13    2,    1|        eastward to the coast of the Atlantic.~Manaos was formerly called
14    2,   16|          long before he reached the Atlantic. And supposing he reached
15    2,   16|         Pacific than on that of the Atlantic.~Araujo’s approval was most
16    2,   20|     boundary to the east except the Atlantic.~“How magnificent!” remarked
17    2,   20|         which flowed off toward the Atlantic, one going away northeastward,
18    2,   20|     districts of the Amazon and the Atlantic seaboard, formed a procession