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 1        I,  V   |  since we have been talking.”~Incredible as it might appear, the
 2        I,  X   |  elevation of 750 feet; it is incredible that it should be so totally
 3        I,  XIII|     sped beyond the horizon.~“Incredible!” ejaculated the colonel.~“
 4        I,  XIII|      ejaculated the colonel.~“Incredible!” echoed the major.~“Six
 5        I,  XIV |    The statement seems highly incredible,” he said.~“Incredible?”
 6        I,  XIV | highly incredible,” he said.~“Incredible?” repeated Servadac. “Why
 7        I,  XVII|  appearance of an angel; and, incredible as it may seem, more than
 8        I,  XXII|       our seeing her.”~“Quite incredible!” continued Procope. “And
 9        I,  XXIV|      the yawl scudded on with incredible speed. Two sails, a brigantine
10       II,  XII |   make the labor proceed with incredible briskness.~Although Professor
11       II,  XIX |     induce him to divulge his incredible experiences.~Anxious to