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Vergilius

CHAPTER 25
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Just beyond the entrance of the cave both halted.

A man stood before them, his face full of high authority, his hand raised as if to command silence.

He was garbed like a toiler and somewhat past middle age, his beard and eyebrows long and gray.

A lantern hung near his head, and well beyond him, resting peacefully on the farther floor of the cave, were horses, sheep, and oxen.

The man spoke not save by the beckon of his hand.
Without a word they followed him.


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