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It is asserted there that soda water was invented in Belfast.

Great indignation was expressed in parliament at this measure, and it was asserted that the dogs tore the natives in pieces.

His sense of humor, always close to the surface, asserted itself.

"You went to his rooms that afternoon," Walter asserted point blank.

Chickum asserted that he had seen the hired girl mix a little salt in the dough.

He is a very rapacious bird, and it is asserted that, on an average, he will destroy daily half a hundred small roach and dace.

"And I also will strive to promote the will of my king," asserted Woellner.

"If Sam here's got her figured out, I've no need to worry," he asserted.

“It is still rocking with the force of the shock that we gave it,” asserted Steinholt.

“I brought you in here and succored you,” she asserted with a sternness which she could not have commanded in her own behalf.