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Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon

CHAPTER III
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He had arrived in the country at the limit both of his strength and his resources.
Magalhaes had found him half-dead with hunger and fatigue in the neighboring forest.

The Portuguese had an excellent heart; he did not ask the unknown where he came from, but what he wanted.

The noble, high-spirited look which Joam Garral bore in spite of his exhaustion had touched him.

He received him, restored him, and, for several days to begin with, offered him a hospitality which lasted for his life.
Under such conditions it was that Joam Garral was introduced to the farm at Iquitos.
Brazilian by birth, Joam Garral was without family or fortune.

Trouble, he said, had obliged him to quit his country and abandon all thoughts of return.


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