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 1 V     | document; that my uncle would surely not believe in it, that
 2 V     |       and prepared to go out.~Surely he was not going out, to
 3 XXX   |       not also a menagerie?”~“Surely not a menagerie!”~“Yes;
 4 XXXI  |     chiefly in Iceland.”~“But surely, then, like other fossil
 5 XXXII |       and threw out our line. Surely this ocean is well peopled
 6 XXXIII|       this indented iron bar. Surely will my last night’s dream
 7 XXXIII|    long extinct families? No; surely it cannot be! Yet the deep
 8 XXXIII|      has never left his eye.~“Surely you must be mistaken,” I
 9 XXXV  |       A fresh noise is heard! Surely it is the sea breaking upon
10 XXXVI |  leagues from shore to shore. Surely, Axel, it may vie in size
11 XLIV  |   northward.”~“Has it lied?”~“Surely not. Could it lie?”~“Unless,