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 1    1,    3|           from the savannah and the fields devoted to the pasturage
 2    1,    3|           woods which were cleared. Fields of sugar-canes soon required
 3    1,    3|            life was passed in these fields, in the middle of these
 4    1,    4|           of the forest, and of the fields, the fazender sold on the
 5    1,    6| invigorating influences of forests, fields, and running waters.~Moreover,
 6    1,    6|              and the following year fields of manioc, coffee-shrubs,
 7    1,    8|        bushes, thickets, rocks, and fields, to lose themselves in the
 8    1,   15|          enough to sleep out in the fields.~“Oh, the dreadful creatures!”
 9    1,   15|         rear numerous cattle in the fields in the neighborhood. These
10    2,    6|          the flat, where cultivated fields had replaced the former
11    2,    6|        twice Indians working in the fields were met with. Manoel questioned