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 1    1,    2|      man at a single blow, and assuredly at that moment the life
 2    1,    7|        well-aimed bullet would assuredly have stopped them. Here
 3    1,    7|     direction.~Now nothing was assuredly less easy in that jumble
 4    1,    9|       to make him comfortable! Assuredly the good old priest had
 5    1,   12|       dandies of the district. Assuredly, the exquisites of the Directory
 6    1,   12|      evident satisfaction. But assuredly night would come before
 7    1,   14|    seem to be acquainted with.~Assuredly if the adventurer was taciturn
 8    1,   17|     Torres,” said Benito; “but assuredly it seems to me that Torres
 9    1,   17|        had saved Minha, it was assuredly to the intervention of Torres
10    1,   19| charming little wife who—well, assuredly, all is for the best!”~“
11    2,    4|      nose, with which he would assuredly have gesticulated had it
12    2,   10|      all laced together, which assuredly during the researches of
13    2,   12|      human pronunciation. Most assuredly it will not be very easy
14    2,   16|     her anything about it.~And assuredly, had Fragoso foreseen that
15    2,   16|      him by so many ties—would assuredly follow without the slightest
16    2,   16|        undoubted, and he would assuredly have risked both life and