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1    1,    1|           of all the coins of the neighboring States—ten double-condors
2    1,    3|         hunger and fatigue in the neighboring forest. The Portuguese had
3    1,    5|  survivors are still found in the neighboring provinces. And, finally,
4    1,    5|        into negotiations with the neighboring powers for the exploration
5    1,    6|        canopies towered above the neighboring trees, whose fruits are
6    1,   14| inhabitants, derived from all the neighboring tribes. At present the capital
7    1,   17|          alligators asleep on the neighboring beach!”~“Well, nature has
8    1,   19|     differs considerably from the neighboring provinces. But, as I have