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A Strange Story — Volume 07
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A Strange Story — Volume 07
Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton
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CHAPTER LXIV. Lilian's wondrous gentleness of nature did not desert her in the
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CHAPTER LXV. The blow that had fallen on my hearth effectually, inevitably killed all
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CHAPTER LXVI. I unfolded my new prospects to Mrs. Ashleigh. She was more easily
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CHAPTER LXVII. On reaching the house, a formal man-servant, with indifferent face,
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CHAPTER LXVIII. That night as I was employed in collecting the books and manuscripts which
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CHAPTER LXIX. I had hoped that the voyage would produce some beneficial effect upon
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CHAPTER LXX. The voyage is over. At the seaport at which we landed I found a letter
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CHAPTER LXXI. "You may remember," said Julius Faber, "Sir Humphry Davy's eloquent
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CHAPTER LXXII. I turned back alone. The sun was reddening the summits of the distant
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CHAPTER LXXIII. Months upon months have rolled on since the night in which Lilian had
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CHAPTER LXXII. I turned back alone. The sun was reddening the summits of the distant
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