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Pieces come back sometimes, fragments of the insoluble mystery of the past.
2
I could merely agree with all Paris in considering them an insoluble mystery.
3
But every such case is still a profound and insoluble mystery.
4
His escape from Dr. Waite's hospital was itself practically a miracle-certainlyan almost insoluble mystery.
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Its ways are a sacred, insoluble mystery, no less.
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Like the question of how long it had been since he slept, it was an insoluble mystery.
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The whole thing is an insoluble mystery.
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Life was a dark, insoluble mystery, but whatever it was, strength and weakness were its two constituents.
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I do not insist that this is so; the intimate feelings of the insect are an insoluble mystery.
10
Florence looked at them by turns as though the whole thing was the most insoluble mystery to her.
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It is a most insoluble mystery.'
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Yet even I failed to see that what had happened that night was something more than a queer insoluble mystery.
13
Why these same saddle-back hills were not occupied by our own people is, it must be confessed, an insoluble mystery.
14
He confesses himself puzzled by that insoluble mystery-theexistence of Evil in a world created and ruled by a beneficent Power.
15
They were called criminals, and the outraged law, like the bursting shells, had come to them, an insoluble mystery from the sea.
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The strange feats of this man, (hypnotist astrologer and thought-reader all rolled into one) have ever since remained an insoluble mystery.
