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1    1,    6| thoroughly acquainted with the depths of the river and the direction
2    1,    6|          only now found in the depths of the old forests which
3    1,   11|      arose in the constellated depths of the sky, and for several
4    2,    3|      justice of Manaos. In the depths of his retreat the fazender
5    2,    7|       of Torres? It was in the depths of the forest of Iquitos.
6    2,   10|   resounded through the liquid depths. It was like a thunder-clap,
7    2,   10|      very deepest of the river depths.~And then a last cry escaped
8    2,   20|        which it bears from the depths of Bolivia. They passed