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1         I,I  | quivering, her ears filled~with strange noises, her heart tightened
2         I,I  |        alone."~ ~"Won't it seem strange if I exclude him from my
3         I,IV |      the plastered walls of~the strange unhealthy houses where they
4         I,V  |   Molineux could be seen in his strange~interior, the pure and simple
5         I,VII|   invited guests; she had heard strange stories of~people who came
6         I,IV |         tears. I have witnessed strange things. You~yourself have
7         I,V  |       manufacturing~operations. Strange cries and grunts issued
8         I,V  |       affairs," he said, with a strange, excited expression of face.~ ~
9         I,VI |      except, possibly, in a~few strange and unusual cases where