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 1 III   |     this was a strictly logical conclusion.~“I am therefore led to
 2 XV    |         and I soon arrived at a conclusion as to the nature of the
 3 XVII  |      variation, always the same conclusion. Of course, I was not inclined
 4 XVII  |     occupying half an hour, the conclusion was easy that we had been
 5 XVIII | departure.”~“Well, what is your conclusion?”~“This is my conclusion.
 6 XVIII |        conclusion?”~“This is my conclusion. According to exact observations,
 7 XX    |      the sun.~Thence arises the conclusion that the high temperature
 8 XXV   |     vouchsafed to this rational conclusion. “Without reckoning, too,
 9 XXVI  |       must come upon them.~This conclusion revived my spirits, and
10 XXIX  |         enough to crush me, the conclusion was that a loose portion
11 XXXVII|        was therefore led to the conclusion that at one time the sea
12 XLV   |      THAT ENDS WELL~Such is the conclusion of a history which I cannot