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1    2,    3|    being pressing, Joam Dacosta wrote to Judge Ribeiro:~“In two
2    2,    4|            What?”~“The letter I wrote to your predecessor, Judge
3    2,    4|        early arrival.”~“Ah! you wrote?”~“Yes. And the letter which
4    2,    4| slightly incredulous tone. “You wrote to Judge Ribeiro.”~“Before
5    2,   12|       did not stop to see as he wrote if the assemblage of letters
6    2,   14|       did not the scoundrel who wrote this separate the words
7    2,   14|    number.”~And Judge Jarriquez wrote the first letters of the