Part,  Chapter

1     I,      IV|          lapel of my coat. What a strange behaviour in mother and
2     I,      IV|        this family scene out of a strange curiosity, which was wholly
3     I,      IX|            and he had left a very strange will. He had kept minute
4    II,       I|           the roses?" Is not that strange? A young girl taking the
5    II,      II| innocently and wonderingly to the strange dispute.~ ~"You see, my
6    II,      IX|           were guiding me up to a strange world, full of unknown and
7    II,      IX|         has hardly begun. It is a strange story, and not pleasant
8    II,     XII|           commands. All at once a strange drumbeat was heard from
9    II,     XIV|        Well might she start at my strange appearance; but, if I looked