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 1 I   |      wooden pillars; and the queer peaked facade, with its
 2 I   | English words by which these queer shapes can be sufficiently
 3 I   |     his time, thought it was queer, - a long, slow, spongy
 4 II  |   words. It is fall of long, queer, plaintive modulations.
 5 III |     settlements. There was a queer melancholy in the experience,
 6 III |     and the most beloved are queer little presents thus obtained.~
 7 VI  |      I anticipated something queer from the accompanying change
 8 VII |      the antique aspect, the queer melancholy beauty of the
 9 VII |      by effort. It is a very queer thing, - half-comical, half-furious
10 VIII|      all of yore.~Yet what a queer living difference between