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    it.”go,go,go”thereones.bleeding,heranaothe

    darkness.froheredlitkivacathenoiseofsinging.thelastoftheboyshad

    clieddoheladder.hewasallalone.

    allalosidethepueblo,onthebareplainofthesa.therockwaslike

    bleaoonlight.dohevalley,theyotes

    theon.thebruiseshurthithecutsillbleeding;butitforpain

    thathesobbed;it,

    aloothisskeletonoonlight.attheedgeoftheprecipice

    hesatdooon;helookeddootheblackshadowof

    thesa,intotheblackshadoh.hehadonlytotakeoep,ole

    ju.heheldouthisrighthandintheonlight.frohehisthe

    bloodostlourlessinthe

    deadlight.drop,drop,drop.torroorroorrow

    hehaddisveredtieahandgod.

    ”alone,alanwassaying.

    theind.alone,alone”soa,”he

    said,onagushofnfidingness.”terriblyalone.”

    ”areyou”johnlookedsurprised.”ithoughtthatiherpla,

    lindaalhatnobodyhere.”

    beardblushedunfortably.”yousee,”hesaid,lingandhaverted

    eyes,”iatherdifferentfroostpeople,isuppose.ifonehappenstobe

    deteddifferent”

    ”yes,thatsjustit.”theyoungnnodded.”ifonesdifferent,onesboundtobe

    loheyrebeastlytoone.doyoukofabsolutely

    everythiherboysouttospendthenightonthe

    untains–youknoalis–they

    egoeanyofthesecrets.ididit

    byself,though,”headded.”didanythingforfivedaysa

    onenightaloothoseuntainsthere.”hepointed.

    patronizingly,beardsled.”anddidyoudreafanything”heasked.

    theotheodded.”butistnttellyou.”heforalittle;then,ina

    loethingthatheothersdid:istood

    againstaror,yarout,likejesuson

    thecross.”

    ”ohfor”

    ”iedtoknoithereinthesun”

    ”butwhy”

    ”ated.”becauseifeltioughtto.ifjesusuldstandit.and

    then,ifonehasdohinghather

    reason.”

    ”itseeafunnyonsend

    thoughtshedecidedthatthereese.betterthantaking

    so

    ”ifaierati,”saidtheyoungn.”felldoyface.doyouseethe

    rkyself”heliftedthethickyellohisforehead.thescar

    shople.

    beardlooked,andthenquickly,halittleshudder,avertedhiseyes.his

    nditioninghaddehiotsoish.there

    suggestionofillnessootonlyhorrifying,butevenrepulsive

    andratherdisgusting.likedirt,ordeforty,oroldage.hastilyhegedthe

    subject.

    ”iebacktolondonakingthefirst

    veinacaaignrategyhehadbeelyelaboratingeversin

    thelittlehouse,hehadreahzedustbe.

    ”hat”

    theyoung”

    ”ofurse;ifigetperssion,thatis.”

    ”lindatoo”

    ”ateddoubtfully.thatrevoltiureno,itpossible.

    unless,usuddenlyoight

    proveanenorusasset.”butofurse”hecried,kingupforhisfirst

    hesitationshanexcessofnoisyrdiality.

    theyoungrue–ive

    dreaofalllife.doyoureerirandasays”

    ”iranda”

    buttheyoungnhadevidentlyhequestion.”owonder”hewas

    saying;andhiseyesshone,hisfaygoodly

    creaturesarethereherehoankindis”theflushsuddenly

    deepened;hehinkingoflenina,ofanangelinbottlegreenvisse,lustrous

    p,benevolentlysling.hisvoicefaltered.”obrave

    hebloodhadlefthis

    cheeks;healeaspaper.

    ”areyourriedtoher”heasked.

    ”a”

    ”rried.youknoheindiantbe

    broken.”

    ”ford,no”bearduldnthelplaughing.

    johnalsolaughed,butforanotherreason–laughedforpurejoy.

    ”obraveneed.”obravehassuchpeopleinit.

    letsstartatonce.”

    ”youhaveastpeculiaretis,”saidbeard,staringatthe

    youngninperplexedastonishnt.”and,anyhoyoubettertillyou

    actuallyseetheneorld”

    chapteine

    leniherselfentitled,afterthisdayofqueeessandhorror,toaplete

    andabsoluteholiday.assoonastheygotbacktotheresthouse,sheswallowedsix

    halfgraetabletsofso,laydoinuteshad

    earkedforluy.iteenhoursattheleastbeforeshewas

    intiagain.

    beardanhedark.iter

    dnightbeforehefellasleep.longafterdnight;buthisinsoiahadnotbeen

    fruitless;hehadaplan.

    puoroon

    steppedoutofhishelipter.herdangtheagaves.

    ”sscroaholiday,”heexplained.”hardlybebackbefore

    five.hleavesussevenhours.”

    heuldflytosantafé,doallthebusinesshehadtodo,andbeinlpaisagain

    longbeforeshewokeup.

    ”shellbequitesafeherebyherself”

    ”safeasheliplers,”theo.

    theyaeandstartedoffatoenthirtyfourthey

    laheroofofthesantafépostoffiee;attenthirtysevenbeardhadgot

    throughtotherollersoffiehall;attenthirtysevenhewas

    speakingtohisfordshipsfourthpersoary;attenfortyfourhewas

    repeatinghisstorytothefirstsecretary,andattenfortysevenandahalfithe

    deep,resonantvoiustaphahatsoundedinhisears.

    ”ivehink,”staeredbeard,”thatyourfordshipg

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