Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     determined Southerner. The truth was, that if the prisoners
 2 1,1|        part of his domain. ~In truth, Neb had found an excellent
 3 1,3|  several beds, and which is in truth saltpeter. ~The colonists
 4 1,6|      palmipeds. Sorry game, in truth, and its flavor is far from
 5 2,6|      if to bear witness to the truth of the sailor's words, two
 6 2,4|         The reporter spoke the truth. It was evident that if
 7 2,8|        But has Ayrton told the truth?" asked the sailor. ~"Yes,"
 8 2,8|            Ayrton has told the truth," added Harding. "Do not
 9 2,8|        to him. People tell the truth when they accuse themselves
10 3,1|      was inexplicable, and, in truth, the proceedings of the
11 3,2|       a shot. And, to tell the truth, they expected every moment
12 3,4|        is my daily work!" ~The truth was that indoors as well
13 3,8| somewhat apart, he said,-~"The truth is, my friends, we must
14 3,9|     men capable of hearing the truth, whatever it might be, then
15 3,9|        devastated. ~It was, in truth, a heart-rending spectacle.