Chapter

 1 III  |        near Edinburgh, and, in truth, is a mere suburb of Auld
 2 III  |      what this paper says, the truth?” rejoined Kennedy, holding
 3 IX   |   forecastle together.~“Solemn truth!” said Joe, stoutly.~“But
 4 XIII |     night in it.”~“To tell the truth, I have quite a high fever,”
 5 XV   |      Africa, is not a city; in truth, there are no cities in
 6 XVII | favorable place presently.”~In truth, it was a charming excursion
 7 XVIII|     the Nile, came near to the truth, since they really border
 8 XIX  |       see whether there is any truth in that idea,” said the
 9 XIX  |    there is some appearance of truth; and you see that they were
10 XIX  |     for it afterward.”~And, in truth, there was enough to excite
11 XXX  |       not long at guessing the truth. Thousands of pigeons, their
12 XXXII|         Well, now, to tell the truth, when I take a good look
13 XLI  |        that is not enough.”~In truth the lofty peaks were starting