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 1  36|     went up to it; it was a hand, a human hand. Not the clean
 2  36|      it was a hand, a human hand. Not the clean white hand
 3  36|   hand. Not the clean white hand of a skeleton, but a dried
 4  36| skeleton, but a dried black hand, with yellow nails, the
 5  42|     to them in places. This hand was terrible to see; it
 6  48|   chain is useless now, the hand won't run away.'~
 7  64|  formerly seen the terrible hand. It was no longer there.
 8  65|    fingers of this vanished hand, cut -- or rather sawed
 9  69| struck wildly at this dried hand riveted to the wall, and
10  73|  seemed to see the horrible hand running over my curtains
11  74|       The following day the hand was brought me, found in
12  79|     legitimate owner of the hand was not dead, that he came