For the third purpose the mere quotation of an undoubted fact is generally sufficient.

This undoubted fact hardly suits the theories of Irish Federalists.

Harry's supposed death which he heard as an undoubted fact, gave him great satisfaction.

The poverty at Penywern Cottage is an undoubted fact.

This undoubted fact is given on no less authority than that of Thomas Bolton, Esq.

True, but this undoubted fact only confirms our statement.

He was utterly flung over by the Woodwards; that now was to him an undoubted fact.

That some men accept as true premises which are repudiated by others is an undoubted fact.

The worst of Lord Fawn was the undoubted fact that he was not himself a great man.

That there is an enormous lack of appropriation of energy in most men's lives is an undoubted fact.

Now, it is an undoubted fact

It is an undoubted fact, however, that in this part of the globe thousands of our fellow-beings had lived.

But these unconsidered units of mankind can always console themselves with the undoubted fact that mediocrity is invariably happy.

Weighed against the undoubted fact that she was a member of a dangerous criminal group what was it worth?

And this in spite of the undoubted fact that my pacific methods had probably saved him hundreds of dollars!

I believe it to be an undoubted fact that Mrs. Askerton is,-is,-is,- notatallwhatshe ought to be.