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Meanings of strange hallucination in English

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Usage of strange hallucination in English
1
No; but I have had a strange hallucination; it is over now.
A Journey into the Interior of the Earth
2
Captain, we have been the victims of a strange hallucination, it seems.
Captain Mugford: Our Salt and Fresh Water Tutors
3
A strange hallucination seized him at the moment he saw this.
Tainted blood
4
And then a strange hallucination came upon me, that made me clutch at Sinfi's arm.
Aylwin
5
Was he the prey of some strange hallucination?
Romance
6
What was the meaning of this strange hallucination?
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 3
7
Heyst thought of some strange hallucination.
Victory: An Island Tale
8
To any ordinary observer he would have seemed to be laboring under home strange hallucination,-butHeliobas was more deeply instructed.
Ardath: The Story of a Dead Self
9
What a strange hallucination!
Hyperion
10
Only in this way can I explain the strange hallucination which appeared before my fatigued eyes in the solitude of my cell.
The Crushed Flower, and Other Stories
11
But what was there to tell him that it was really there, that he was not the victim of some strange hallucination?
There was a King in Egypt
12
I never heard of the owner showing any vindictiveness to the poor captain, who was, no doubt, the victim of a strange hallucination.
Windjammers and Sea Tramps
13
In despair I appealed to my friend, and asked him whether my ears had deceived me-whetherI was labouring under some strange hallucination.
Russia
14
Ernest, during all the time Ellis was speaking, was debating in his mind whether or not he was labouring under some strange hallucination.
Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
15
The girl was at best mentally ill, schizophrenic maybe, suffering some strange hallucinations.
Blackbird
16
But he had declined much in body and mind, and now had strange hallucinations.
Autobiography of Sir George Biddell Airy
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Strange hallucination across language varieties
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