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 1    1,    2| gentlemen,” said he gayly, as he raised the brim of his hat; “in
 2    1,    3|        made of the house; it was raised a story, surrounded by a
 3    1,    3|         feeling himself lost, he raised up Yaquita, who was weeping
 4    1,    7|       they were.~Suddenly Benito raised a shout, and they saw him
 5    1,    8|          the “tuturis,” which is raised up in large folds like the
 6    1,   10|       each side of the raft were raised in the air, and struck the
 7    1,   10|      interest of all, his sister raised no objection; but if he
 8    1,   11|       instant after his head was raised, and his expression was
 9    1,   12|         the edifice which I have raised—with what talent I dare
10    1,   16|        cattle in Europe could be raised and fed. These sand banks
11    2,    5|         chair, and with his head raised and his eyes looking straight
12    2,   10|          of the diving-dress was raised, and he took a long breath
13    2,   17|       Tijuco. There his zeal had raised him high in the offices
14    2,   17|   attention. For an instant Joam raised his head; his eyes sought
15    2,   18|        by a superhuman effort he raised himself up. No; it was not