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 1    1,    5|    companions Bouguer and Godin des Odonais, embarked on the Chinchipe,
 2    1,   11| distinguished astronomer, Godin des Odonais. Godin des Odonais set out
 3    1,   11|        Godin des Odonais. Godin des Odonais set out then, but he did
 4    1,   11|           of misfortunes for Madame Odonais; in a few months she lost
 5    1,   11|            children. When Godin des Odonais had completed his work,
 6    1,   11|             free passage for Madame Odonais and her people. What do
 7    1,   11|            given. In 1765 Godin des Odonais, maddened by the delay,
 8    1,   11|             useless, and Madame des Odonais learned at last that the
 9    1,   11|            Upper Amazon. Madame des Odonais was a woman of great courage,
10    1,   11|         done the same.”~“Madame des Odonais,” continued Manoel, “came
11    1,   11|          wished to leave Madame des Odonais. The two went off; they
12    1,   11|              said Lina.~“Madame des Odonais alone remained,” continued
13    1,   11|             with graves! Madame des Odonais reached Loreto, where we