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 1    1,    6|        sail, and surmounted by a cabin of mud and straw, which
 2    1,    6|         with a poop behind and a cabin down below, with two masts
 3    1,    9|       aspect.~In the bow was the cabin of the pilot—we say in the
 4    1,   10|      them took possession of his cabin, or perhaps we had better
 5    1,   13|      Torres took possession of a cabin near to that of the barber.
 6    1,   14|          jangada, he kept to his cabin.~He breakfasted and dined
 7    1,   16|      Torres has scarcely left hi cabin, where he has been reading
 8    1,   16|       the time he was not in his cabin he was in the bow of the
 9    1,   17| good-night, had gone back to his cabin.~The Indians and the negroes
10    1,   17|    moment Torres rushed from the cabin, hatchet in hand, and struck
11    1,   17|          had taken refuge in the cabin of Araujo, and the cabin
12    1,   17|         cabin of Araujo, and the cabin had just been upset by a