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 1 II    |    shutting the old tome. I really could do no less than ask
 2 IV    |  which I read had actually, really been done! A mortal man
 3 V     |    far away from earth, and really far away from earthly wants.~
 4 V     |   indifferent. And the fact really was that I dared not speak
 5 V     |   clock,” I replied.~“Is it really? The dinner-hour is past,
 6 VI    |  first news of it.”~“Do you really think there are many people
 7 VI    |  does it follow that he has really accomplished such a journey?
 8 VII   |    utter the words:~“Are we really going?”~“Of course, you
 9 XVIII |     enthusiasm, “now we are really going into the interior
10 XIX   | myself be mistaken? Were we really crossing the layers of rock
11 XXIV  |    over my head. And yet it really mattered very little whether
12 XXV   |  the learned Icelander were really attested, there was one
13 XXVIII| that since my uncle’s voice really reached me, there could
14 XXXVI |    we shall go by land, and really begin to go down! down!
15 XXXVII|   be explained, we were not really where the Professor supposed