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 1    1,    5|      from its mouth, and the force of whose current is felt
 2    1,   17|      what? I know not—but to force my father to get rid of
 3    1,   17|    as to afterward manage to force himself on us as our traveling
 4    1,   17|      how sure it may be, and force him to unmask and betray
 5    1,   20|     we shall contest even by force this horrible mistake of
 6    2,    2|      Amazon, here doubled in force by that of the Rio Negro,
 7    2,    8|     current was increased in force by its decrease in depth,
 8    2,    8|    disappointment would only force him to some act of despair.~
 9    2,   10|   sands appear again in full force.~All the time Benito was
10    2,   14| numbers, in forging a key to force this lock!~This idea had
11    2,   17|     his hands in his, not to force him, but to try and convince
12    2,   17|   Joam Dacosta, and tried by force to drag him toward the window.~“