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 1    1,    2|       an active animal was not easy. On the ground he could
 2    1,    6|        long paddles not at all easy to work against the stream;
 3    1,    7|     nothing was assuredly less easy in that jumble of knots,
 4    1,    7|    right bank, and it would be easy to get back afterward.~A
 5    1,    8|    lying on the strand.~And an easy task it was. Under the direction
 6    1,    9|        cargo for lucrative and easy sale in the provinces of
 7    1,    9| carried on board, and afforded easy communications with the
 8    1,   12|    neighbor, Peru. This was no easy matter.~If Brazil wished
 9    1,   16|      wives and children, it is easy to see that hair-dressers
10    1,   16|    good priest had not such an easy task in Manoel, who was
11    1,   16|    passed over his face it was easy to see that the sending
12    1,   19|      gone!”~“But what is still easy is to get the diamonds in
13    2,   10|        respiration became less easy; the retractibility of his
14    2,   12|  assuredly it will not be very easy to find the key to this
15    2,   16|      repair, which it would be easy to tear down or cut through
16    2,   16|         This canal afforded an easy way of gaining the river
17    2,   16|     mouth of the Rio Negro was easy enough, and the pirogue