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 1 7 |   paper in the country.~“Lake Kirdall in Kansas, forty miles west
 2 7 |    and the heavy rains.~“Lake Kirdall covers about seventy-five
 3 7 |       cover its waters.~“Lake Kirdall is in many places fifty
 4 7 | states.~“This account of Lake Kirdall is necessary for the understanding
 5 7 |      there from outside. Lake Kirdall, however, has no connection
 6 7 |      that the turmoil of Lake Kirdall might be produced by a submarine,
 7 7 |    could it have reached Lake Kirdall? The lake, shut in on all
 8 7 |   beneath the surface of Lake Kirdall with most remarkable rapidity.~“
 9 8 |  difficulty. In vain was Lake Kirdall searched from end to end.
10 8 |      no more, neither in Lake Kirdall nor elsewhere. It had disappeared
11 8 |    beneath the waters of Lake Kirdall, it has been impossible
12 8 |     schooner “Markel” on Lake Kirdall, no news of him whatever
13 8 |    beneath the waters of Lake Kirdall, in Kansas. Then it disappeared.~“
14 10|       been able to reach Lake Kirdall over the rocks; and how
15 13|   Madison, at Boston, at Lake Kirdall. Yes; it is you, who have
16 14|      gave him passage to Lake Kirdall, but could he pierce the