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That kind of imprisonment clearly, indubitably, defines a human being's relationship to reality.† (source)
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Too pale, badly used, terribly tired in spite of his sleep, but still indubitably the Tadder.† (source)
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Seeing her puzzlement, he said, "Indubitably typhus."† (source)
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The next morning, a Monday, was their twenty-second morning in Gut-shot, and indubitably the worst.† (source)
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Should I say "undoubtedly Kleenex" or "indubitably"?† (source)
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First, it proved indubitably that she and her husband occupied separate rooms, in itself a shocking enough state of affairs.† (source)
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He gave them the trail as a privilege indubitably theirs.† (source)
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"That is, I think, indubitable," said Wesley Mouch.† (source)
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For instance, did the seven weeks he had demonstrably, indubitably spent with these people here feel like a mere seven days?† (source)
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Now, at the age of seventy-five, he has once again re-read the entire works of Shakespeare, including the historical plays, and I have felt with an even greater force, the same feelings—this time, however, not of bewilderment, but of firm, indubitable conviction that the unquestionable glory of a great genius which Shakespeare enjoys, and which compels writers of our time to imitate him and readers and spectators to discover in him non-existent merits—thereby distorting their aesthetic and ethical understanding—is a great evil, as is every untruth.† (source)
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If Venters had not been indubitably certain that he had entered the right canyon his astonishment would not have been so great.† (source)
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He had been able to repress every disrespectful word; but the flashing eye, the gloomy and troubled brow, were part of a natural language that could not be repressed,—indubitable signs, which showed too plainly that the man could not become a thing.† (source)
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God's unity was indubitable and indubitably announced, but on all other points he wavered like the average Christian; his belief in the life to come would pale to a hope, vanish, reappear, all in a single sentence or a dozen heart-beats, so that the corpuscles of his blood rather than he seemed to decide which opinion he should hold, and for how long.† (source)
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"At all events, if I am right," I thought to myself, "I must certainly find some remains of primitive plants, and it will be absolutely necessary to give way to such indubitable evidence.† (source)
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But you are doubtless quite right to adhere to him; indubitably, he adhered to you.† (source)
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The audience were too much interested in the question not to pronounce the Prince's assumed right altogether indubitable.† (source)
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