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1    1,    8| wholesale from the woods in the neighborhood of the fazenda. A huge liana
2    1,   12|          went for a walk in the neighborhood, leaving Benito to settle
3    1,   13|      say.~“I have come from the neighborhood of Iquitos.”~“So have I!”
4    1,   14|        had gone shooting in the neighborhood, and brought back some feathered
5    1,   15|        Indians are found in the neighborhood, which are easily recognizable
6    1,   15|     cattle in the fields in the neighborhood. These occupations do not
7    1,   17|         the fellow doing in the neighborhood of the fazenda when we met
8    2,   18|         da mato was then in the neighborhood.~Without losing a minute,
9    2,   19|      caused Ortega to visit the neighborhood of Iquitos, and there in