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1        I,  VII |   large stone al-caraza gave evidence that it was supplied with
2        I,  VII |     66 degrees was itself an evidence that the column of air above
3        I,  VIII|  hours twenty-one minutes—an evidence, from the unaltered duration
4        I,  IX  | remarkable, was the manifest evidence that ever since the highest
5        I,  XIII|     they were to believe the evidence of their own senses. “Is
6        I,  XV  |    they had been assured, on evidence that they could not disbelieve,
7        I,  XXI |   was urged upon him only as evidence of a plot that had been
8        I,  XXIV|    the metal runners were an evidence that they had not actually
9       II,  XV  |      the rock was sufficient evidence that good fires were still