Chapter

 1 1 |     believe it all myself.~The strange occurrences began in the
 2 1 |    light.~In presence of these strange phenomena, it is not astonishing
 3 1 |        disturbance merely as a strange phenomenon of nature, fear
 4 1 |        night still lingered, a strange noise swept across the air,
 5 2 |       wrong, Strock; and these strange sights and sounds have all
 6 4 | informed their readers of some strange occurrences in different
 7 5 |   risen above the Great Eyrie. Strange noises have issued from
 8 5 |    there at Milwaukee was very strange. But here is something no
 9 5 |       air and water. Now, this strange animal, if it was an animal,
10 6 |       of time to consider this strange case uninterrupted by either
11 7 |       fishermen have noticed a strange upheaval in the waters of
12 7 |     solved, the nature of this strange appearance can no longer
13 8 |   reaching any solution to the strange affair.~Then on the morning
14 10|       explainable. For all the strange facts of which the key had
15 10|     the means of tracking this strange personage.”~“That is what
16 10|      an important part in this strange affair or rather in these
17 15|    moment when I awoke from my strange sleep, the “Terror” seemed