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1    1,    1|     passed the frontier, and was wandering in the forests of Peru,
2    1,    5|       are only a few families of wandering Indians at the mouth of
3    1,    5|       Manaos one can count but a wandering party or two. On the banks
4    1,    7| disposition. He was one of those wandering barbers who travel on the
5    1,   12|          no doubt, many of those wandering families who are never settled
6    1,   12|      Fragoso, in his capacity of wandering barber, had already run
7    1,   18|        would be better than this wandering life, of which, up to the