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The Curse of Kehama, Volume 2 (of 2)

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This is the entire story and philosophy of this miraculous bird in Cardan, who professes himself to have seen it no less than thrice, and to have described it accordingly. The contrivances whereof, if the matter were certainly true, are as evident arguments of a Divine Providence, as that copper-ring, with the Greek36 inscription upon it, was an undeniable monument of the artifice and finger of man.

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