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Green Mansions

CHAPTER XI
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And your grandfather, poor old man, would die of weariness and hunger and old age in some strange forest." "Would he die--old grandfather?
Then we could cover him up with palm leaves in the forest and leave him.

It would not be grandfather; only his body that must turn to dust.

He would be away--away where the stars are.

We should not die, but go on, and on, and on." To continue the discussion seemed hopeless.

I was silent, thinking of what I had heard--that there were others like her somewhere in that vast green world, so much of it imperfectly known, so many districts never yet explored by white men.


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