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The volcano's eruption, violent enough to set off earth tremors, sent ash and gas more than 40,000 feet into the air, forcing airlines to reroute flights around the area. Recently, as dawn was breaking over Luxembourg, an earth tremor shook every farmhouse in Britain. For instance, Delmira recounts a series of Sundays when strange events occur: birds fall from the sky, unable to fly; an old servant awakens with stigmata and the ability to levitate; and earth tremors bury the market. |
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