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1 VI     |  should obey his orders.”~“But surely,” I exclaimed, “there must
2 XVII   |    view of our prospects.~“But surely,” I protested, “it will
3 XXII   |    much time lost.~Slowly, but surely, the water continued to
4 XXXVII |        now; he is doomed, most surely doomed to die.~On the 23rd
5 XXXVIII|      his countenance.~“You are surely not going to wish me a happy
6 XLVI   |       to dash across my mind. “Surely,” I muttered to myself “
7 LVII   | carrying us onwards slowly but surely to our deliverance.~Miss