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 1 1 |               a strange phenomenon of nature, fear in those who were
 2 2 |           face of some great force of nature, people must be warned in
 3 2 |        volcano, if the convulsions of nature extended to Pleasant Garden
 4 3 |           backward, being resolute by nature and well-trained in bodily
 5 3 | circumvallation, where it seemed that nature had worked as man does,
 6 4 |             another very different in nature, but equally astonishing.~
 7 4 |             describe the form, or the nature, or even the size, so rapidly
 8 5 |               wait awhile and perhaps nature herself will disclose her
 9 5 |          opinions were held as to the nature of this object. But no hypothesis
10 7 |           question may be solved, the nature of this strange appearance
11 12|             12~BLACK ROCK CREEK~Human nature is prone to illusions. Of
12 15|            wings of a substance whose nature I could not determine. The
13 15|              Did not this explain the nature of the bond which existed
14 17|               true that the forces of Nature which had been too strong