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Excerpt from Ada Reis, Vol. 3 of 3: A Tale
Every plant, said Kabkarra, seeks its own soil, and possesses its peculiar property; every insect seeks its peculiar plant; the wild beast roams the forest; the barren rocks are the home of the vampyre. In the same manner, and according to the same law of nature, every country is peopled by invisible as well as visible inha bitants; some prone, like yourself, Ada Reis, to mischief and wickedness, and others virtuous and benevolent. You have the sense of sight, and you see.
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