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The Jacket (The Star-Rover)

CHAPTER XII
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The very sight of the hollows between them gave me a sense of solemn elation, or, rather, to use a better word, of sanctification.
My knees were callused like my elbows.

I was very dirty.

My beard, evidently once blond, but now a dirt-stained and streaky brown, swept my midriff in a tangled mass.

My long hair, similarly stained and tangled, was all about my shoulders, while wisps of it continually strayed in the way of my vision so that sometimes I was compelled to brush it aside with my hands.

For the most part, however, I contented myself with peering through it like a wild animal from a thicket.
Just at the tunnel-like mouth of my dim cave the day reared itself in a wall of blinding sunshine.


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