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1    1,    1|     length,” he cried, “I see land; and I do not regret the
2    1,   15|    them to go and come on the land or under the water. In this
3    1,   19|      and now, in some distant land, lives a cheerful life with
4    1,   20|      use. It suits me also to land, and without delay. But
5    1,   20| ordered four of his people to land him without delay on the
6    2,    2|       s intention had been to land that evening, but Manoel
7    2,   16|    prison, however, the waste land was crossed by one of those
8    2,   16|       and, crossing the waste land, remain concealed throughout