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 1    2,    3|        the murder in the diamond arrayal. He was then an advocate
 2    2,    3|         committed in the diamond arrayal. The condemned man was lost.
 3    2,    5|     condemned man of the diamond arrayal?”~“I am Joam Dacosta.”~“
 4    2,    7|         the mines of the diamond arrayal, his capital sentence, his
 5    2,   14|         the crime in the diamond arrayal? It existed, that was undeniable;
 6    2,   14|       words there must be in it—‘arrayal,’ ‘diamond,’ ‘Tijuco,’ ‘
 7    2,   14| observation applies to the words arrayal and Tijuco, which were successively
 8    2,   17|       the offices of the diamond arrayal until the very moment when
 9    2,   18|         to crimes in the diamond arrayal, for which, in the public
10    2,   19|          governor of the diamond arrayal. He had been the official