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 1    1,    3|         helpless to the farm, and feeling himself lost, he raised
 2    1,    4|           My dear,” said Yaquita, feeling somewhat hurt, “have you
 3    1,    8| imagination and a little artistic feeling the result was highly satisfactory.~
 4    1,   17|    turning pale.~“Ah! It is not a feeling of jealousy, though, that
 5    1,   20|          to the smallest details. Feeling his end approaching, he
 6    1,   20|          and all of them, under a feeling of deep anxiety, had risen.
 7    2,    2|       strolling about the bank. A feeling of curiosity had doubtless
 8    2,    5|   Jarriquez experienced a kind of feeling making its way to that corner
 9    2,   11|   underneath the torn poncho, and feeling his breast-pocket, exclaimed:~“
10    2,   13|          returned to the jangada, feeling more hopeless when he went
11    2,   17|           was due not only to the feeling of his innocence, but to