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The Crushed Flower and Other Stories

CHAPTER VII
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The sailors disperse unwillingly, and the same threatening voice sounds somewhere from the darkness: "I thought at first it was the dead man who started to speak.

But I would have answered him too: 'Lie there! The rope broke.'" Another voice replies: "Don't grumble.

Khorre has stronger defenders than you are." "What are you prating about, devils ?" says Khorre.

"Silence! Is that you, Tommy?
I know you, you are always the mischief-maker--" "Come on, Mariet!" says Haggart.

"Give me little Noni, I want to carry him to the boat myself.


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