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Thyrza

CHAPTER IX
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For any movement she made she might have been asleep; the regular sound of her heavy breathing was quite audible, and vapour rose from her lips upon the air.
'What do you think ?' Egremont asked, when Grail remained mute.
'I should think it will do very well.

What is there upstairs ?' 'Two class-rooms.

We should use those for lectures.

Let us go up.' The old woman walked before them to a door opposite that by which they had entered.

They found themselves in a small vestibule, out of which, on one hand, a door led into a cloak-room, while on the other ascended a flight of stone stairs.


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