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osu.32435018593673	Bierce, Ambrose	Can such things be? By Ambrose Bierce 	1893		.txt	text/plain	65446	4086	79	way through a growth of young trees, that enterprising man suddenly stopped and brought up his Passing the end of the slight elevation of earth upon which the dead man's head struck—stopped and let fall his rifle, looking upward at the bird, covered his eyes with his hands The man looks at it without stopping; he merely keeps turning his head more and But a moment later I heard, seemingly from a great distance, his fine clear voice in And she said the oddest things in the most unconventional way, skirting sometimes unfathomable abysms of thought, where I had hardly the man of middle age, who after greeting me cordially said: "Stevens, I know, of course, that you With a shake of the hand and a pleasant parting word the man passed on. feet, lay the dead body of a man, the face upturned and white in the moonlight !	./cache/osu.32435018593673.pdf	./txt/osu.32435018593673.txt