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1    1,    3| spite of his exhaustion had touched him. He received him, restored
2    1,   13|  which the scissors had not touched for some time, and his hair,
3    1,   15|  13th of July, after having touched at the island of Capuro,
4    1,   15| rarely defends himself when touched by the iron of the harpoon.
5    1,   16|  will. But the heart is not touched, and it does not cease to
6    2,    6|    parry. His left side was touched, and his poncho was reddened
7    2,   10|   firm sand. When his heels touched the ground it could be seen,
8    2,   10|     gymnotus, which lightly touched his body as it wrapped him
9    2,   11|   did not seem to have even touched.~“The document! that is