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 1    1,   10|       long poles, went to their proper quarters.~Joam Garral, assisted
 2    1,   11|       pity!” Fragoso thought it proper to add.~“And the ‘Mae d’
 3    1,   12|    pocket!”~“Yes, and that is a proper sort of rain, and there
 4    2,    3|         take place unless under proper conditions! Never!~Let us
 5    2,    8|         did for things, thought proper to reply, “Yes, Araujo;
 6    2,    9| displaces, the body attains the proper conditions for floating.~“
 7    2,   10|       pump was worked under the proper conditions.~Benito turned
 8    2,   12|         adventurer, had thought proper to write his confession—
 9    2,   12|   affair is probably summed up? Proper names might put me on the
10    2,   13|   treating this document in the proper way, that is to say, logically,