But I don't see how we have any incontestableproof of it.
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Of all this I can supply you with incontestableproof.
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The following circumstance, which interested me much, affords an incontestableproof of what I state:-
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An incontestableproof that he knew the cause of his disorder and the authors of it.
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This was an incontestableproof of superiority.
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Here, even in an Indian boy, was incontestableproof that the savage nature could be tamed and civilized.
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Every day we have new and incontestableproof that "in the multitude of counselors there is wisdom."
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The unity of the work, as a whole, is an incontestableproof that we possess it in its original integrity.
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No, for Glenarvan saw a token which furnished incontestableproof that the convicts had frequented that part of the coast.
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I will not, however, occupy your space with remarks of my own; I will at once produce incontestableproof of what I have asserted.
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If not, then I will place my undoubted rights under the protection of the law, and furnish incontestableproof of what I have stated here.
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I can at last give you incontestableproofs of my active zeal and accurate foresight.
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He was living in Poland, and with incontestableproofs of his identity was coming to claim his own.
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But they had incontestableproofs.
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Joel gave incontestableproofs of an excellent appetite, and though Hulda eat almost nothing, the traveler proved a match for her brother.
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These men afford incontestableproofs that the negro can be civilised, and a high responsibility rests upon them as the representatives of possible progress.