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On my solemn asseveration, sir, it was no other.
2
I laid my hand on my heart, and made a solemn asseveration that I would not divulge her secret.
3
With this solemn asseveration, which is not lightly made, but which is the result of sixty years' experience, I leave you.
4
Against it there was the solemn asseveration of the King, made before his Council, and by his order communicated to his people.
5
Robert Burnham had been his ideal of truth and honor; he would have believed his lightest word against the solemn asseveration of thousands.
6
His overflowing kindness discharged itself in the sincerest and most solemn asseverations.
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I understand now my father's solemn asseverations, and why Bertram brought you to me.
8
He denied with the most solemn asseverations that he had taken any money for himself.
9
Young man, what are you afraid of? His overflowing kindness discharged itself in the sincerest and most solemn asseverations.
10
He promised with solemn asseverations that he would never again so debase himself, and he meant to keep his promise.