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 1    1,    1|      immediately apprised of the fact, came up on the poop a few
 2    1,    5|         the Glenarvan estate; in fact, it was a regular clan,
 3    1,    7|        succeed in ascertaining a fact which is one of the greatest
 4    1,    8|          taking into account the fact that the inhabitants of
 5    1,    9|       and accessible harbors; in fact a thousand things which
 6    1,   10|       this bottle.”~“Except this fact, my dear Paganel, that there
 7    1,   13|        eatable. I can affirm the fact by the mere taste, that
 8    1,   14|     these. This district was, in fact, just a corner of fertile
 9    1,   15|         Paganel. “Is it really a fact? You are not joking with
10    1,   15|           this doesn’t alter the fact that we have no interpreter.”~“
11    1,   15|     Grant seemed an accomplished fact.~When the party went back
12    1,   17|          by reminding him of the fact that they had only to do
13    1,   18|        and streams and brooks—in fact, he had a complete nightmare.~
14    1,   20|          quite astonished at the fact, and certainly it is very
15    1,   21|          to a French colony.~The fact was that the Governor of
16    1,   21|       Indians, all evidenced the fact. Glenarvan looked at Thalcave
17    2,    1|         however, that one little fact quite escaped his observation,
18    2,    1|       call your attention to the fact that the French word CONTIN
19    2,    3|          rather to establish the fact that Captain Grant had not
20    2,    3|        all but boiling waters, a fact which made Paganel resolve
21    2,    4|       not even the most trifling fact—”~“As to the most trifling
22    2,    4|          As to the most trifling fact, I don’t know about that,”
23    2,    4|          Come now. If I name one fact you don’t know, will you
24    2,    5|   replied John Mangles; “but the fact is these sudden calms bring
25    2,    5|         dashing over it, and the fact of their height showed John
26    2,    6|      just escaped.~One important fact had to be ascertained. On
27    2,    6|           this did not alter the fact of Captain Grant’s captivity
28    2,    8|       had become an indisputable fact, and the chances of finding
29    2,    8|       the DUNCAN; everything, in fact, but the main reason, and
30    2,    9|        impossible!”~“But it is a fact. And the convicts transported
31    2,   10| attention of his auditors to the fact that the real guides of
32    2,   11|          gone off the rails, the fact remained that five carriages
33    2,   11|         That is all.”~It was, in fact, a swing bridge, which opened
34    2,   11|         and connecting with this fact the guard’s disappearance,
35    2,   12|        replied Toline, as if the fact was quite settled.~“I much
36    2,   13|          but I don’t suppose the fact need materially alter our
37    2,   14|          was forced to admit the fact, for there fell on his ear
38    2,   16|          I would not conceal the fact from you. Who is disposed,
39    2,   17|           It is an incontestible fact that he knew Harry Grant,
40    3,    1|          loading for England. In fact, the Peninsular and Oriental
41    3,    1|       six days— the distance, in fact, being only about a thousand
42    3,    1|          favor of his scheme; in fact, it was a natural opportunity
43    3,    2|         that history was there a fact, was there a solitary incident
44    3,    3|        in his cabin, but for the fact that the brutal captain
45    3,    4|         on the American plan. In fact, they had only to lower
46    3,    4|      lurch they might strike.~In fact, the sound of the reef soon
47    3,    5|   Cannibalism has become a fixed fact in New Zealand, as it is
48    3,    5|        is certainly owing to the fact that there are moments when
49    3,    5|     brain. This accounts for the fact that the brain figures in
50    3,    5|          cooked you alive?”~“The fact is,” answered the Major, “
51    3,    8|    character. New Zealand is, in fact, a formation of recent plutonic
52    3,    9|          these sacred shores; in fact, the Upper Waikato is sealed
53    3,   11| primitive kind, hand-barrows, in fact, were brought to the foot
54    3,   12|       favor of the prisoner; the fact is, the interest of the
55    3,   13|         well acquainted with the fact that the mountain would
56    3,   13|      from 160 to 170 degrees; in fact, Olbinett narrowly missed
57    3,   15|     persistently returned to the fact that the authenticity of
58    3,   16|         acquainted them with the fact of the quartermaster’s presence
59    3,   18|      wish to convince you of the fact that I am playing cards
60    3,   20|       same thing about each. The fact was, each and all had been
61    3,   20|        of Harry Grant. It was in fact the summit of a submarine
62    3,   21|       bachelor? Probably so.~The fact was, the learned geographer
63    3,   21|          thirty years of age, in fact, a cousin of McNabbs, a