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AT SIX o’clock in the morning of the 20th of July, Yaquita, Minha, Lina, and the two young men prepared to leave the jangada. Joam Garral, who had shown no intention of putting his foot on shore, had
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AT SIX o’clock in the morning of the 20th of July, Yaquita, Minha, Lina, and the two young men prepared to leave the jangada. Joam Garral, who had shown no intention of putting his foot on shore, had
LITTLE REMAINS to tell of the second part of the voyage down the mighty river. It was but a series of days of joy. Joam…
ON THE ARRIVAL of the judge the mournful procession halted. A roaring echo had repeated after him and again repeated th…
AND SO the order had come, and, as Judge Jarriquez had foreseen, it was an order requiring the immediate execution of t…
THE VISIT of Yaquita and her daughter had been like all such visits during the few hours which each day the husband and…
ON THE FOLLOWING day, the 30th of August, Benito and Manoel talked matters over together. They had understood the thoug…
THE MAGISTRATE, however, was not the only one who passed his time unprofitably. Benito, Manoel, and Minha tried all the…
A COMPLETE change took place in public opinion on the subject of Joam Dacosta. To anger succeeded pity. The population …
IT WAS SEVEN o’clock in the evening. Judge Jarriquez had all the time been absorbed in working at the puzzle—and was no…
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