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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK VI: THE PURSUIT IN THE FOREST
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But our foresters saw other than the mass; the ground that had been passed was before them.

They knew that the prisoner had gone unwillingly--nay, more: one of them said as he rose from his knees, where he had been examining of the ground: "The misbegotten dogs have been urging her on with their yataghans! There are drops of blood, though there are no blood-marks on her feet." Whereupon the Gospodar flamed with passion.

His teeth ground together, and with a deep-breathed "On, on!" he sprang off again, handjar in hand, on the track.
Before long we saw the party in the distance.

They this were far below us in a deep valley, although the track of their going passed away to the right hand.

They were making for the base of the great cliff, which rose before us all.


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