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 1 I  |    stream down his face as the strange fantastic being step by
 2 I  |     pupil apt. Sainte-Croix, a strange mixture of qualities good
 3 II | stomach were now more acute; a strange fire seemed to burn his
 4 II |        killing them by a slows strange decay. She asked questions
 5 II |      Still the report of these strange deaths, so sudden and so
 6 II |    there happened one of those strange accidents which seem to
 7 II |      the circumstances of this strange and sudden death: the servants
 8 III|     all the inner parts with a strange, irresistible fire.~ ~"The
 9 III|        with the description of strange and unnatural sins. In this
10 IV |     Lachaussee that there were strange things in it; but the lady
11 VII|         Oh, sir, is not this a strange, barbarous curiosity?"~ ~"