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 1    1,    2|     the guariba would make in passing from branch ot branch the
 2    1,    5|       at the liquid molecules passing slowly by, which, coming
 3    1,    5|       south of the continent, passing from the Magdalena to the
 4    1,    7|      recall myself,” said he, passing his hand over his forehead. “
 5    1,   10|     maneuvered very ably when passing through this archipelago.
 6    1,   10|   Para, and here we have been passing several islands and you
 7    1,   10|       left bank of the river, passing several unknown tributaries
 8    1,   10|     allowed them to notice in passing some of those numerous lagoons
 9    1,   11|  Twenty-four hours afterward, passing the mouths of the Atacoari
10    1,   11|   Great care was necessary in passing between the islands of Cabello-Cocha,
11    1,   11|      the Ronde Island. We are passing the frontier!”~“The frontier!”
12    1,   16| August, they started at dawn, passing the canal of Yucura, belonging
13    2,    2|       while speaking, Benito, passing his hand across his forehead,
14    2,    7|       Fragoso.~The young man, passing his hand over his eyes,
15    2,   10|  light; but this was a purely passing phenomenon, and due to the
16    2,   18|     the table, sat down, and, passing his hand over his eyes—“
17    2,   20|    branch, the jangada, after passing the islands of Caviana and