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1 VI   |    above all things he must be convinced, I passed on to scientific
2 VII  |     the Hamburg railway.~Was I convinced of the truth of what I had
3 VII  |     remembered that I had been convinced, although now my enthusiasm
4 XIX  |        man that declines to be convinced. I tried to resume the conversation.
5 XXIV |       Why should not so firmly convinced a man as my uncle, furnished
6 XXXI |       with the waves.~“Are you convinced?” said my uncle.~“I am quite
7 XXXI |     said my uncle.~“I am quite convinced, although it is incredible!”~
8 XXXIV| replies doubtfully: “Yes, I am convinced that I am right.” Are we,
9 XXXIX|     Occasionally we felt quite convinced. Brooks and waterfalls were