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Dick Sand

CHAPTER XVI
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The shade rose slowly from the ground to the tops of the trees, from which the foliage soon stood out like a fine tracery on the more luminous background of the sky.

The first stars seemed to be shining flowers, which twinkled at the end of the last branches.

The wind went down with the night, and no longer trembled in the branches of the trees.

The parrots themselves had become mute.

Nature was going to rest, and inviting every living being to follow her in this deep sleep.
Preparations for retiring had to be of a very primitive character.
"Shall we not light a large fire for the night ?" Dick Sand asked the American.
"What's the good ?" replied Harris.


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