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In vain do I type, and retype, the names of the few ancestors I can recall; it must be that my family background lies in one of those terrae incognitae yet to yield to Mormon inspection, since the computer remains exasperatingly silent.
In the Footsteps of Tocqueville (Part Three) Bernard-Henri L 2005
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In vain do I type, and retype, the names of the few ancestors I can recall; it must be that my family background lies in one of those terrae incognitae yet to yield to Mormon inspection, since the computer remains exasperatingly silent.
In the Footsteps of Tocqueville (Part Three) Bernard-Henri L 2005
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I could almost have believed at times that I must be the first discoverer of some of these terrae incognitae, and doubted whether they had yet been laid down in the modern charts of
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After awhile she discovered, that amidst all her newly acquired knowledge, her own character, which formerly she fancied that she thoroughly understood, became the first in rank among the terrae incognitae, the pathless wilds of a country that had no chart.
The Last Man 2003
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After awhile she discovered, that amidst all her newly acquired knowledge, her own character, which formerly she fancied that she thoroughly understood, became the first in rank among the terrae incognitae, the pathless wilds of a country that had no chart.
I.10 1826
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After awhile she discovered, that amidst all her newly acquired knowledge, her own character, which formerly she fancied that she thoroughly understood, became the first in rank among the terrae incognitae, the pathless wilds of a country that had no chart.
The Last Man 1826
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After awhile she discovered, that amidst all her newly acquired knowledge, her own character, which formerly she fancied that she thoroughly understood, became the first in rank among the terrae incognitae, the pathless wilds of
The Last Man Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley 1824
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There is no use in relating what would not be believed; and should I publish to the world the existence of islands in the space allotted by Ludlow's maps to these _incognitae_, what would the world answer?
Memoirs of Carwin, the Biloquist Charles Brockden Brown 1790
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_terrae incognitae_, and doubted whether they had yet been laid down in the modern charts of London.
Confessions of an English Opium-Eater Thomas De Quincey 1822
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Let us now see what other terrae incognitae have been opened up by the remaining intrepid explorers of this class. "
Mr. Midshipman Easy Marryat, Frederick, 1792-1848 1873
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