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The Forest Runners

CHAPTER V
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It was soothing to Paul after the excitement of those terrible moments, and he felt a queer, pleasant languor.

His eyes half closed, but his vague look fell on somber, dark spots on the floor, and the sight was repellent to him.

He went to the hearth, heaped up the whole of the embers and ashes, and sprinkled them carefully over the spots, which would have been red in the light, but which were black in the night and gloom of the cabin.

Henry watched him do it, but said nothing.

He understood Paul, and gave him his sympathy.
Paul sat down again on the floor, and leaned against the wall.


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