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 1    1,    6|      below, with two masts and square sails of unequal size, and
 2    1,    6|  necessary to fell a half-mile square of the forest which was
 3    1,    6|        its verdant cloak.~This square space, washed on its sides
 4    1,    7| hundred different species in a square mile. A forester could easily
 5    1,    8|      THE JANGADA~THE HALF-MILE square of forest was cleared. With
 6    1,    8|    absolutely jagged; yet they square up trunks, shape beams out
 7    1,    8| superificies of sixty thousand square feet. They were, in fact,
 8    1,   12|     couple of huts placed in a square, and the soldiers occupy
 9    1,   12|   installed ten minutes in the square at Tabatinga, with my cup
10    1,   12|        arriving in the central square of Tabatinga!~As soon as
11    1,   12|      ones formed itself in the square. The happy ones coming from
12    1,   13|        stranger arrived in the square, and seeing all t his native
13    2,   18|        the entrance to a small square, on which opened one of