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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK VI: THE PURSUIT IN THE FOREST
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The others of us will move to the right and try to find a path on that side.

If the valley be indeed a pocket between the cliffs, we must find a way down that is not a path!" As he spoke thus there was a blaze in his eyes that betokened no good to aught that might stand in his way.

I ran by his side as we moved to the right.
It was as he surmised about the cliff.

When we got a little on our way we saw how the rocky formation trended to our right, till, finally, with a wide curve, it came round to the other side.
It was a fearful valley that, with its narrow girth and its towering walls that seemed to topple over.

On the farther side from us the great trees that clothed the slope of the mountain over it grew down to the very edge of the rock, so that their spreading branches hung far over the chasm.


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