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id: 21678
author: Eells, Elsie Spicer
title: Tales of Giants from Brazil
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summary:
  It is not often that little men like you pass this way. See 21678-h.htm or 21678-h.zip: (http://www.gutenberg.net/dirs/2/1/6/7/21678/21678-h/21678-h.htm) or (http://www.gutenberg.net/dirs/2/1/6/7/21678/21678-h.zip) TALES OF GIANTS FROM BRAZIL by ELSIE SPICER EELLS Author of Fairy Tales from Brazil With Illustrations by Helen M. Barton


id: 45750
author: Nixon-Roulet, Mary F.
title: Our Little Brazilian Cousin
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words: 20692
sentence: 1195
flesch: 87
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summary:
  He could cook and bake, wait on the Senhor, tend the garden or the horses, and could always be trusted to take care of little Lola who was his great friend. You have quite a bevy of little folk with you to-day, he said pleasantly.


id: 21040
author: Dolores, Carmen
title: Brazilian Tales
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summary:
  Yes, but I saw other men suffer, and in the end the spectacle of joy gave me the same sensations as the discourses of an idiot. Other works are _The Struggle_, _


id: 4283
author: Ray, T. B. (T. Bronson)
title: Brazilian Sketches
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words: 32976
sentence: 1676
flesch: 75
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summary:
  The priests hold services, to be sure, in the churches, but there are many churches in Brazil in which there has been no pretense of preaching a sermon within five years. Many churches have reached the point where they take care of all local expenses.


id: 49746
author: Matthews, Stanley R.
title: Motor Matt in Brazil; or, Under The Amazon
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sentence: 2159
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summary:
  [Illustration: _Look out behind you Glennie! shouted Motor Matt as he hurried forward. =Carl Pretzel=, a cheerful and rollicking German boy, stout of frame as well as of heart, who is led by a fortunate accident to link his fortunes with those of Motor Matt.


id: 43266
author: Foster, James H.
title: Lost in the Wilds of Brazil
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words: 43838
sentence: 3141
flesch: 88
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summary:
  The young man on my left is Joe Lewis; on my right, Bob Holton, my son. Captain, this is Joe Lewis, and this, Bob Holton, the young men we were telling you about.


id: 14898
author: Lange, Algot
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sentence: 1951
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title:
  In the Amazon Jungle Adventures in Remote Parts of the Upper Amazon River, Including a Sojourn Among Cannibal Indians

summary:
  When the _caboclo_ passes along this path at night to raid the Indian _maloca,_ he must sever this thin bushrope or climber, thereby releasing suddenly the tension of the sapling. The club-men were naked, except for their head-gear, which consisted simply of a band of _mutum_ plumes.


id: 21750
author: Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
title: Martin Rattler
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words: 61041
sentence: 2496
flesch: 76
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summary:
  Taking Martin round to the back of the shed, Barney showed him a row of troughs, about three feet square, close to the edge of a pond of water. Good night Martin, good night!


id: 13290
author: Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
title: Martin Rattler
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summary:
  Taking Martin round to the back of the shed, Barney showed him a row of troughs, about three feet square, close to the edge of a pond of water. Seeing that no one intended to fight with him, and that a crowd of boys strove to hold Martin Rattler back, while they assured him that he had not the smallest chance in the world, Bob turned towards the kitten, which was quietly and busily employed in licking itself dry, and said, Now, Martin, you coward, I'll give it another swim for your impudence.


id: 14914
author: Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane, Earl of
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title:
  Narrative of Services in the Liberation of Chili, Peru and Brazil, from Spanish and Portuguese Domination, Volume 1

summary:
  Of these the most unscrupulous was Zenteno, who, previous to the revolution, had been an attorney at Conception, and was a _protégé_ of General San Martin--carrying with him into State Administration the practical cunning of his profession, with more than its usual proportion of chicanery. The Chilian force amounted to 4200 men, General San Martin, to the great disappointment of General Freire, being nominated Captain-General--the force under his command was designated the liberating army _(Exercito Libertador)_.


id: 14479
author: Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane, Earl of
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title:
  Narrative of Services in the Liberation of Chili, Peru and Brazil, from Spanish and Portuguese Domination, Volume 2

summary:
  I have to-day tendered my ultimate resignation to the Government of Chili, and am not at this moment aware that any material delay will be necessary, previous to my setting off, by way of Cape Horn, for Rio de Janeiro, calling at Buenos Ayres, where I hope to have the pleasure of meeting you, and where we may talk further on this subject; it being, in the meantime, understood that I hold myself free to decline--as well as entitled to accept--the offer which has, through you, been made to me by His Imperial Majesty. In the interval between this recognition of my services and my return to Rio de Janeiro, an unfortunate change had taken place in the Councils of His Imperial Majesty, introductive of persons more favourable to the interests of Portugal than to furtherance of the judicious measures contemplated by His Majesty for the consolidation of the newly-constituted empire.


id: 45621
author: Clemenceau, Georges
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sentence: 3574
flesch: 66
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title:
  South America To-day A Study of Conditions, Social, Political and Commercial in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil

summary:
  INDEX A Aborigines of Patagonia, _n._ Cattle, Cereals, Coffee, Horses, Pampas, _etc._ Alcorta, Señor Figueroa, President of the Argentine Republic, 180 Algeciras Conference, 67 Alienism, _see_ Open Door, The America, South: Impressions of, iii Cities of, vii, viii Architecture, vii Races of, viii Early culture, ix People of, unjustly ridiculed, 62-63 Produce of, 73-75 America, United States of, 64 Americans, South, characteristics of, 11-12 Anarchists, 85 Russian, 86 Oppressive measures against, 88-89 Argentine Exposition, 69-70 Argentine Republic, The, 18-20 Arrival in, 27-28 Maté, trade of, 45-46 Agricultural produce, 75-76 Foreigners in, 81 Patriotism, 91-93 Powers of assimilation, 94-97 Officials, 113-14 Types and manners, 142-74 Women of, 151-56 Exaggerated conventionality of society, 155-56 Girls of, 158-59 Fathers, 160 Gambling, 161-62 Land speculation in, 162 Cookery, 173-74 Politics, 175-203 Parliament, 184-86 The Executive, 188-89 The Press, 191-92 Society, 201-3 The Pampas, 204-32 Argo, Alpha of, 16 Aristocracy of Brazil, 355-56 Armadillo, The (_tatou_), 114 Army, The Brazilian, 342 Arrowheads, Primitive, _n._ 53-56 Arts, The, in the Argentine, 58-62 Asylums: Excellence of, in the Argentine, 114 For aged, 123 For widows, 124 For lunatics, 124-35 Avenida Central, Rio, 325 B Bacteriological research, 345-47 Ball, Official, at Rio, 359 Band, Oriental, 18 _


id: 11746
author: Roosevelt, Theodore
title: Through the Brazilian Wilderness
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summary:
  They were good men. They were equally at home with pole and paddle, with axe and machete; and one was a good cook and others were good men around camp.


id: 21385
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
title: On the Banks of the Amazon
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summary:
  There were other trees in the neighbourhood which looked very like them, but Don Jose showed us the difference. Before us flowed the rapid river; on either side rose the thick forest of palms and other trees, round the stems of which circled many a creeper, hanging in festoons from the branches overhead.


id: 22483
author: Landor, Arnold Henry Savage
title: Across Unknown South America
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sentence: 12549
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summary:
  Another tributary 5 m. wide coming from the N.N.E. was passed on our right, and beyond this a thick forest with rubber trees was visible, while _chapada_ continued on the left. No sooner had they said good-bye to their generous donors than the Indians left the city, quickly removed their clothes, which they exchanged for a few drinks of _aguardente_ (fire-water), and, as naked as before, returned to the shores of their beloved river.


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