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Erema

CHAPTER XIII
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At any rate, his white lips trembled with a weak desire to breathe, and a little shadow of life appeared to flicker in his open eyes.

And on my sleeve, beneath his back, some hot bright blood came trickling.
"Keep him to that," said Martin, with some carpenter sort of surgery; "less fear of the life when the blood begins to run.

Don't move him, missy; never mind your arm.

It will be the saving of him." I was not strong enough to hold him up, but Suan ran to help me; and they told me afterward that I fell faint, and no doubt it must have been so.

But when the rest were gone, and had taken poor Firm to his straw mattress, the cold night air must have flowed into the room, and that, perhaps, revived me.


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