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The Underground City

CHAPTER IX
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As to wishing to punish her, as well try to bring the tempest to justice! The magistrates might order what arrests they pleased, but a flame cannot be imprisoned, an impalpable being can't be handcuffed.

It must be acknowledged that the researches which were ultimately made gave ground, at least in appearance, to this superstitious way of explaining the facts.
The inquiry was made with great care.

Officials came to Dundonald Castle, and they proceeded to conduct a most vigorous search.

The magistrate wished first to ascertain if the ground bore any footprints, which could be attributed to other than goblins' feet.

It was impossible to find the least trace, whether old or new.


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