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The Ancient Allan

CHAPTER VII
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BES STEALS THE SIGNET.
"Oh! my Master," gulped Bes, "I weep because I am tired, so take no notice.

The day was long and during it twice at least there has been but the twinkling of an eyelid, but the thickness of a finger nail, but the weight of a hair between you and death." "Yes," I said, "and you were the eyelid, the finger nail and the hair." "No, Master, not I, but something beyond me.

The tool carves the statue and the hand holds the tool but the spirit guides the hand.

Not once only since the sun rose has my mind been empty as a drum.


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