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Before Adam

CHAPTER XII
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We were merely driven on by the danger we had escaped.

Of our wanderings through the mountains I have only misty memories.

We were in that bleak region many days, and we suffered much, especially from fear, it was all so new and strange.

Also, we suffered from the cold, and later from hunger.
It--was a desolate land of rocks and foaming streams and clattering cataracts.

We climbed and descended mighty canyons and gorges; and ever, from every view point, there spread out before us, in all directions, range upon range, the unceasing mountains.


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