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Hills of the Shatemuc

CHAPTER V
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It would have gone hard with him if he had been obliged to speak to anybody; but there was nobody to speak to.

Few were abroad, at that late season and unlovely time.

Comfort had probably retreated to the barns and farmhouses -- to the _homesteads_, -- for it was a desolate road that he travelled; the very wagons and horses that he met were going home, or would be.

It was a long road, and mile after mile was plodded over, and evening began to say there was nothing so dark it might not be darker.

No Asphodel yet.
It was by the lights that he saw it at length and guessed he was near the end of his journey.


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