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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER II--THE CASWALLS OF CASTRA REGIS
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Not one of them--so far as we have any knowledge--was ever known to be touched by the softer sentiments, to swerve from his purpose, or hold his hand in obedience to the dictates of his heart.

The pictures and effigies of them all show their adherence to the early Roman type.

Their eyes were full; their hair, of raven blackness, grew thick and close and curly.

Their figures were massive and typical of strength.
"The thick black hair, growing low down on the neck, told of vast physical strength and endurance.

But the most remarkable characteristic is the eyes.


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