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Out of the Triangle

CHAPTER IV
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He grasped the palm branch with one hand.

The other brought a handful of frayed bark down.

He caught hold of the branch with both hands just as the leopard sprang into the air.
Timokles swung aside as far as possible.

A great mass of mud, dislodged from the roof, fell, smiting alike boy and beast, enveloping them in a cloud of blinding dust.

The lad clung to the branch with desperate strength, though his support was swaying to and fro.


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