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 1 IV     |     grizzly beard. To say the truth, he looks older than he
 2 VI     |       reply.~“Well to say the truth,” I answered, “I can hardly
 3 VII    |       was curious to know the truth, and made all haste I could
 4 XXXII  |     perfectly dry. To say the truth, it was far better for us
 5 XXXVII |  noticed it immediately.~“The truth,” he said; “tell me the
 6 XXXVII |      said; “tell me the plain truth.”~“My dear fellow, I am
 7 XXXVII |     now I fully realize their truth, and marvel when I find
 8 XXXVIII| ration, and then, indeed, the truth was forced upon us in a
 9 XXXIX  |     to face with the terrible truth without a word of hope or
10 XLI    |  doing things by halves.”~The truth flashed upon me at once,
11 XLVI   |    inhalations. Suddenly, the truth seemed to dash across my
12 XLVII  |  appalling operation. But, in truth, I had the greatest difficulty
13 XLVII  |   there was no concealing the truth that we were ourselves dying