Chapter

1 1|      appearance at first sight inexplicable. The young sceptic went
2 2|     were subdued by a constant inexplicable reserve and modesty at variance
3 2|  countess turned to me with an inexplicable expression, and spoke. Her
4 2|       Foedora, that she became inexplicable. A sort of language seemed
5 3| stupefaction, magnetized in an inexplicable way by the power of inertia. ~"
6 3|       sake of science. ~"It is inexplicable," he exclaimed. "Ah, your
7 3|      why movement, like God is inexplicable, unfathomable, unlimited,
8 3|   human life, a mysterious and inexplicable phenomenon which mocks at
9 3|  faculty of the skin is a fact inexplicable, and yet quite natural,