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 1    1,    6|     superb stature, with its straight and smooth white stem. Among
 2    1,   13|    moment, as he was looking straight into his face, he stopped,
 3    1,   17|   the current which extended straight away in front of him.~Manoel
 4    1,   19|   Never!” said Joam, looking straight at him.~“That is a pity!”
 5    1,   20|  adventurer, and looking him straight in the face, “Torres,” he
 6    2,    2| Manoel.~Yaquita, looking him straight in the face, continued: “
 7    2,    5|  raised and his eyes looking straight in front, as though not
 8    2,    9|     you, that we ought to go straight at what we want, and not
 9    2,   12|    ecstasy of reading it all straight off at once.~And now he
10    2,   13|      dispute, looking Manoel straight in the face, “suppose I
11    2,   17|      father, and looking him straight in the face, and taking