What the good woman said was indubitably true.

That she was the princess seemed at one moment indubitably true; the next moment it appeared absurdly impossible.

There are a score of things in any description of the one which are indubitably true of the other.

The poor little girl listened to all that was said, and of course received it all as indubitably true.

Yet it was indubitably true.

But while all this is indubitably true, the end of Egypt might have been more dignified and more honourable than it was.

"If I cannot believe it all," says the simple bewildered soul, "how can I be certain that any of it is indubitably true?"