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1    1,    1| mulattoes and others of mixed blood from certain employments,
2    1,    1|     ought to pay with all his blood! Ah! My worthy comrade,
3    1,   11|   care to leave much of their blood with the redoubtable diptera.~
4    1,   12|       their mothers of Ticuna blood, affording very poor specimens
5    1,   15|       vampires which suck the blood of the cattle, and even
6    1,   15|       in the places where the blood most easily comes, and principally
7    1,   17|   defenseless.~Blinded by the blood, the animal flew to the
8    2,    6|  poncho was reddened with his blood. But he quickly replied,
9    2,    8| easily recognized. A track of blood stained the declivity in