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 1    1,    5|     river rise in Bolivia, and descend form the mountains of Titicaca,
 2    1,    6|        that he had resolved to descend the Amazon he had thought
 3    1,    6|      there was no necessity to descend the river in a hurry. And
 4    1,   11|     and prepared to embark and descend the river to her husband.
 5    1,   11|     ones in vain endeavored to descend the Bobonasa on a raft.
 6    1,   12|        Peruvian steamers which descend it. There they will tranship
 7    1,   15|       The jangada continued to descend; but what a labyrinth the
 8    2,    3|      with her and her daughter descend the beautiful Amazon river.
 9    2,    9|    known. By its means men can descend beneath the waters and remain
10    2,   10|         and Benito was able to descend still lower without the
11    2,   10| necessitated it, he had had to descend about thirty feet. He had
12    2,   15|  Manaos. He would only have to descend the river for about fifty
13    2,   15|      the egariteas which daily descend the Amazon.~And great was
14    2,   16|      canal into the Rio Negro, descend this tributary under the