Portuguese
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One evening, as Paul came home, he found Elisabeth packing a portmanteau.
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The long-tailed blue was restored forthwith to its nook in my portmanteau.
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In the room behind him a portmanteau, half-filled, lay upon the floor.
4
Louis the Desired was getting ready his portmanteau in that city, too.
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The boy, on his knees, worked at the straps of the portmanteau.
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Pay the post-boy, and let him bring your portmanteau into the house.
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He seized upon the bank portmanteau and then disappeared for a moment.
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Ned saw him wave his hand and walk away with the portmanteau.
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Soon he saw her paying the man who had carried the portmanteau.
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The Argentinean film is from that much-derided, never-quite-fashionable genre: the portmanteau movie.
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He called to one of the officials, and pointed to his portmanteau.
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He told me to go into the custom-house, and unlock my portmanteau.
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It seems that Mr. Dampier had a very large portmanteau with him.
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Much astonished at these words, the merchant knelt down beside his portmanteau.
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Randolph Trent's consternation at the loss of the portmanteau was partly superstitious.
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He would hardly let Gumbo take his own clothes and portmanteau away.
