but distinct voice—Hekinah degul! the
others repeated the same words
several times . . ....
English, 16.04.2021 07:50, jonestrishy4803
but distinct voice—Hekinah degul! the
others repeated the same words
several times . . .
I perceived it to be a human creature,
not six inches high . . .
one of them, who ventured so far as
to get a full sight of my face . . .
I felt at least forty more of the same
kind . . .
I was in the utmost astonishment,
and roared so loud that they all
ran back in a fright . . .
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