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1 5 |      among the big fishes, amid strange forests and crystal grottoes.
2 18|   groups of reeds which assumed strange shapes and seemed, at times,
3 22|        again became a prey to a strange nervous agitation. I seized
4 23|     whiteness, and all sorts of strange fancies came into my mind.
5 23|      the thick fog, was full of strange creatures which were swimming
6 30| metallic note of the bullfrogs. Strange to say, I was no longer