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 1 I     |   Francis M——‘s address, which certainly was the finest oratorical
 2 III   |   attempt this journey?”~“Most certainly! all my preparations are
 3 V     |       trip across Africa would certainly be accomplished some day,
 4 VI    |        by-the-way!), Joe would certainly have received the appointment.
 5 VI    |       re coming with us!”~“Oh! certainly,” said Kennedy; “that is
 6 XI    | violent retaliation.~“We shall certainly come out winners,” he said. “
 7 XIII  |      asked Kennedy, abruptly.~“Certainly they did; but as learned
 8 XIV   |      that, Mr. Kennedy?”~“Why, certainly I do! Just see what a fine
 9 XXVIII|      Nyam-Nyams around here?”~“Certainly; that is the general name
10 XXXIII|    pirates and murderers. They certainly witnessed our misfortune,
11 XXXIII|       alone and at liberty, he certainly will.”~“And if a prisoner,”
12 XXXIII|     for, in such case he would certainly have found means to make
13 XXXVII|      Timbuctoo?”~“Timbuctoo?”~“Certainly,” said Joe; “nobody nowadays