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1 1,1|   car, and balloon must to a certainty vanish beneath the waves. ~
2 2,2|    thoughtfully. ~"And for a certainty," added Herbert, "the vessel
3 2,5|      to the body? ~Yes, to a certainty, and to such a degree, that
4 2,6|      has more than a hope, a certainty, of returning some day to
5 2,9|     should run aground, of a certainty!" ~"What will you do then?" ~"
6 3,1|   impossible to say with any certainty whether the vessel was or
7 3,5| towards the sea. There, to a certainty, in the depths of those