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1  9,1|  though she had no means of convincing herself on this point. It
2  9,2|     reason, in spite of the convincing proofs she had seen, the
3 12,3| going perhaps to give you a convincing proof of it." ~"A proof?" ~"
4 12,4|   as if he felt the need of convincing himself that he was not
5 19,4| this paragraph which was so convincing and so explicit, that the
6 19,5|   material, tangible proof, convincing to the senses. Until you