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 1    1,    1|        the captain of the woods turned the curious paper again
 2    1,    1|          This proceeding, as it turned out, might have cost him
 3    1,    8|      clusters and tangled twigs—turned over the brackets, under
 4    1,   10|         a better current, which turned off from the bank, directed
 5    1,   11|       Belem, it came to a halt, turned back on its road, remounted
 6    1,   13|        on the shoulder.~Fragoso turned round when he heard the
 7    1,   13|         Fragoso at work.~Torres turned toward them and suddenly
 8    1,   17|     after having for an instant turned toward Joam as if he would
 9    2,    1|    scrutiny of the gold-seekers turned out to be only worthless
10    2,    4|        his high chair, his back turned toward the window, so that
11    2,   10|       proper conditions.~Benito turned off so as to reach the middle
12    2,   11|       the cover was removed, he turned up the case, and from it
13    2,   11|       eyes over it, and then he turned it over so as to examine
14    2,   14|   document.~He picked it up and turned it over and over.~“The humbig!
15    2,   15|    through the paper, and so he turned it round and exposed it
16    2,   16| foreseen that things would have turned out as they were doing,