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A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder

CHAPTER IV
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They persisted, and though none of them were armed, yet I saw that they were unwilling to have me leave the cave, and I supposed that they would try to prevent me by force.
The absence of Agnew made my position a difficult one.

Had it not been for this I would have burst through them and fled to the boat; but as long as he was away I felt bound to wait; and though I longed to fly, I could not for his sake.

The boat seemed to be a haven of rest.

I longed to be in her once more, and drift away, even if it should be to my death.

Nature was here less terrible than man; and it seemed better to drown in the waters, to perish amid rocks and whirlpools, than to linger here amid such horrors as these.


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