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| - | === THE PROBLEM OF LEMURIA* === | + | <WRAP centeralign> |
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| By Lewis Spence | By Lewis Spence | ||
| - | (An excerpt from a book of the above title) | + | //(An excerpt from a book of the above title)// |
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| AN AMAZING contribution to Lemurian lore comes from California, whence it was sent to me by a valued correspondent, | AN AMAZING contribution to Lemurian lore comes from California, whence it was sent to me by a valued correspondent, | ||
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| My first conjecture was a forest fire, but the total absence of smoke discounted that theory. The light resembled the glow of a Roman candle. | My first conjecture was a forest fire, but the total absence of smoke discounted that theory. The light resembled the glow of a Roman candle. | ||
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| - | Published by Rider & Co., London, England. Can be supplied by the Sun Publishing Co. for $3.15 postpaid. | + | |
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