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CHAPTER XXIV--A STARTLING PROPOSITIONThe more Mimi thought over the late events, the more puzzled she was.What did it all mean--what could it mean, except that there was an errorof fact somewhere. Could it be possible that some of them--all of themhad been mistaken, that there had been no White Worm at all? On eitherside of her was a belief impossible of reception.
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