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 1 V   |                   CHAPTER V SOME STRANGE PHENOMENA~MANY superstitious
 2 V   |        haunted, and that certain strange beings were seen there frequently,
 3 V   |       acoustic illusion, or some strange and fantastic echo. At other
 4 V   |    concluded that certainly some strange being prowled about in the
 5 VII |          the black blood of this strange mine had circulated through
 6 VII |   complete the geography of this strange domain.~Although unfit for
 7 VIII| explorers question whether, by a strange chance, they had not been
 8 IX  |          well believe that these strange apparitions frequently furnished
 9 IX  |           At the same time, by a strange coincidence, the long flame
10 IX  |        have been the work of the strange sprite who had allured them
11 IX  |          which the bearer of the strange light had apparently wished
12 X   |        arches, its aspect was so strange, so fantastic, that it justified
13 XII |        must have been due to the strange and peculiar circumstances
14 XII |        alarm in the mind of this strange girl. Either Nell could
15 XIII|    impracticable?~Why should the strange being, with eyes flashing
16 XVII|    passages. He used to see this strange solitary being, prowling
17 XIX |         will show. Certainly the strange bird of old Silfax seemed