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 1 V     |     over, some explorer would undoubtedly come in—etc., etc.~These
 2 XI    |   France and England, and is, undoubtedly, his finest settlement.
 3 XV    |  negro king?” asked Kennedy.~“Undoubtedly so; these people appear
 4 XVI   |       that antiquity gave it, undoubtedly, because the moon has been
 5 XVI   |      really?” asked Kennedy.~“Undoubtedly, my dear Dick. Just note
 6 XIX   |     it takes its rise. Poesy, undoubtedly, loses something thereby.
 7 XIX   |       inhabited?” asked Joe.~“Undoubtedly; and disagreeably inhabited,
 8 XX    | loftier trees in existence?”~“Undoubtedly; among the ‘mammoth trees’
 9 XX    |  toward the east. The latter, undoubtedly, ran into those affluents
10 XXI   |       the doctor asked them.~“Undoubtedly, that supernatural cry, ‘
11 XXIV  |       thing to be despised.”~“Undoubtedly so, Dick, provided it would
12 XXVIII|     very necessary to life.”~“Undoubtedly, and persons deprived of
13 XXVIII|   that this oasis is known?”~“Undoubtedly; it is a halting-place for
14 XIX   |   century these regions will, undoubtedly, be explored. But,” added
15 XXXIII|   hear from us in some way.”~“Undoubtedly. Suppose the brave fellow
16 XXXV  |    she would come back again, undoubtedly. She did, indeed, return,