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 1    1,    1|  Nothing could distract his attention; neither the constant cry
 2    1,    2|  species, instantly had his attention distracted. His ideas, if
 3    1,    6|    young doctor received no attention from any one.~Joam Garral
 4    1,    8|      As a delicate piece of attention, the author of which can
 5    1,   12|   nor cornet to attract the attention of his clients—not even
 6    1,   14|  his father gave particular attention to the questions so curiously
 7    1,   16|    consulting it with great attention, and muttering a lot of
 8    1,   17|   You have then noticed his attention to Minha?” said Manoel,
 9    2,    5|  less listened with extreme attention to Joam’s recital of his
10    2,    7|   attempted to distract his attention from his despair. After
11    2,   10|   which surrounded him, his attention was attracted by a confused
12    2,   11|    left bare, attracted his attention. On it there appeared the
13    2,   13|  was of a nature to attract attention. The two hundred and fourth,
14    2,   14| like a soldier and stood at attention.~“Are you ready?” asked
15    2,   16|  taking care not to attract attention, but examining the locality
16    2,   17|  once to have attracted the attention of a less absorbed man.~
17    2,   17|   to attract the prisoner’s attention. For an instant Joam raised