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The American Claimant

CHAPTER XIX
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Finally the earl's face began to glow with an inspiration, and he said, impressively: "Hawkins, this materialization is a grander and nobler science than we have dreamed of.

We have little imagined what a solemn and stupendous thing we have done.

The whole secret is perfectly clear to me, now, clear as day.

Every man is made up of heredities, long-descended atoms and particles of his ancestors.

This present materialization is incomplete.


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