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1    1,    2|        still more at my mercy! Pleasant journey to you, Joam Garral!”~
2    1,    8| friendship gave rise to many a pleasant, “Ah, ah!” on the part of
3    1,   10|     weather was magnificent. A pleasant “pampero” tempered the ardor
4    1,   11|          replied Minha, with a pleasant seriousness, “you do not
5    1,   16|   however, is far from being a pleasant one!”~“Where and when could
6    1,   16|       which were not nearly so pleasant as the shady pathways of
7    1,   18|   Minha, “and it would be very pleasant for us always to travel
8    1,   18|        sun.”~“At the same time pleasant and dangerous, dear Minha,”
9    1,   19|    work in the mines is not so pleasant, and the two thousand negroes