Part, chapter

 1    1,    7|    and you will be obliged to run after us.”~“Would you not
 2    1,   11|    now and then threatened to run aground. Every one assisted
 3    1,   12| wandering barber, had already run through the different provinces
 4    1,   16| rivers. Five or six affluents run into it, and there are stored
 5    1,   17|       flowing into the Amazon run off to the south to feed
 6    1,   17|    replied Lina, who had just run to her mistress’ room.~“
 7    2,    1|     considerable irregularity run through the town, and they
 8    2,   14|     mob—from one extreme they run to the other. But the change
 9    2,   14|      one!~Judge Jarriquez had run to the table, and, pencil
10    2,   16|      the police, and he would run the risk of being arrested
11    2,   16| confluence of the rivers, and run down the Amazon along its
12    2,   19|    the guilty man in the long run, for, a little time afterward,