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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER VI--HAWK AND PIGEON
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What in the Hebrides and other places, where the Sight is a cult--a belief--is called 'the doom'-- the court from which there is no appeal.

I have often heard of second sight--we have many western Scots in Australia; but I have realised more of its true inwardness in an instant of this afternoon than I did in the whole of my life previously--a granite wall stretching up to the very heavens, so high and so dark that the eye of God Himself cannot see beyond.

Well, if the Doom must come, it must.

That is all." The voice of Sir Nathaniel broke in, smooth and sweet and grave.
"Can there not be a fight for it?
There can for most things." "For most things, yes, but for the Doom, no.

What a man can do I shall do.


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