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 1    1,    1|       good dose of “tafia” or native rum.~When Torres had drunk
 2    1,    1|       of the solanaceae.~This native tobacco had little in common
 3    1,    3|       bearing, with a certain native pride which became him well,
 4    1,    7|     and signs remain which no native can misunderstand.~The happy
 5    1,   12| Iquitos to be fed upon by the native mosquitoes, had announced
 6    1,   12|       He reckoned more on the native custom of Tabatinga than
 7    1,   12|    follows his master!”~Every native was there—men, women, the
 8    1,   12|     were forests in all their native virginity! Fragoso, however,
 9    1,   13|  square, and seeing all t his native gathering, advanced toward
10    1,   14|       barbarous custom of the native mothers of squeezing the
11    2,   19|   which had been his mother’s native tongue, and then putting