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A Strange Story — Volume 08
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A Strange Story — Volume 08
Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton
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CHAPTER LXXIV. My Work, my Philosophical Work-the ambitious hope of my intellectual
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CHAPTER LXXV. I found Mrs. Ashleigh waiting for me in our usual sitting-room. She was
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CHAPTER LXXVI. I strayed through the forest till noon, in debate with myself, and strove
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CHAPTER LXXVII. To those of my readers who may seek with Julius Faber to explore, through
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CHAPTER LXXVIII. I left Faber on the stairs, and paused at the door of Lilian's room. The
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CHAPTER LXXIX. That interview is over! Again I am banished from Lilian's room; the
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CHAPTER LXXX. Along the grass-track I saw now, under the moon, just risen, a strange
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CHAPTER LXXXI. Margrave now entered the litter, and the Veiled Woman drew the black
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CHAPTER LXXXII. "So," said Margrave, turning to me, "under the soil that spreads around us
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CHAPTER LXXXIII. The gold has been gained with an easy labour. I knew where to seek for
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CHAPTER LXXXIV. While we had thus laboured and found, Ayesha had placed the fuel where the
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CHAPTER LXXXV. On the ground a wide circle was traced by a small rod, tipped apparently
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CHAPTER LXXXVI. One hour passed away; the fagots under the caldron burned clear in the
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CHAPTER LXXXVII. The fifth hour had passed away, when Ayesha said to me, "Lo! the circle is
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CHAPTER LXXXVIII. When my sense had recovered its shock, and my eyes looked dizzily round,
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CHAPTER LXXXIX. I descended into the valley; the armed men followed. The path, on that
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CHAPTER LXXXI. Margrave now entered the litter, and the Veiled Woman drew the black
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