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 1 III|        the miners, and he would certainly have succeeded his father
 2 III|        steamers, gas factories; certainly, that would have been the
 3 V  |   occurrence, he concluded that certainly some strange being prowled
 4 VI |      there to produce it?”~“No, certainly not!” replied the engineer. “
 5 VI |         of carburetted hydrogen certainly showed the existence of
 6 VII|         soundings, but it would certainly surpass those of Cardiff
 7 IX | communication with the world?”~“Certainly not,” answered Sir William
 8 IX |        for such a long absence? Certainly not.~It was intensely dark
 9 X  |   friends. Would he succeed? He certainly would, if presentiments
10 X  |         were to be trusted; but certainly not, if he judged by the
11 XI |   spirit, exists in the mine as certainly as the criminal we speak
12 XII|       present. Her secret would certainly escape her by-and-by.~By
13 XVI|         deeds of such men would certainly, in the course of three
14 XIX|       ceremony? Time will show. Certainly the strange bird of old