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 1    1,    7|    at any of these charming birds—any of the parrots, caciques,
 2    1,    7|   way, and put thousands of birds to flight.~Minha was right
 3    1,    7| songs of these thousands of birds were every now and then
 4    1,    7| point of view than the huge birds they escort.~“See what that
 5    1,    7|     would not give, and the birds flew away in hundreds, and
 6    1,    8| mulatto; “a forest with its birds and its monkeys——”~“Its
 7    1,   10| peccaries, and cabiais, the birds flew in flocks from the
 8    1,   11| nights of the tropics!”~The birds were giving forth their
 9    1,   18|    higher branches, and the birds admiring themselves in the
10    1,   18|    a whole world of aquatic birds fluttered between the higher
11    2,   10|     thickets like flocks of birds. It seemed as though the
12    2,   11|  the same moment a flock of birds of prey, which skimmed along