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1 VIII|             was correct, and it was evident that the ventilation of
2 VIII|         want of thinking. It became evident that they had an adversary.
3 XII |     allusion to the subject excited evident alarm in the mind of this
4 XII |       friends. Anyhow, so far it is evident, and here is the mouth of
5 XVI |           of the loch.”~It was soon evident that the old man was in
6 XVI |          them, although it was very evident that she shared in the anxieties
7 XVI |       forebodings.~It was perfectly evident that nothing relating to
8 XVII| great-grandfather. It was perfectly evident now that this child was