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The Golden Fleece

CHAPTER VI
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A gigantic boulder, poised high up on the other side of the canon, was unseated, and fell with a terrific crash.

A hot wind swept sighing through the valley, and the air rapidly became dark.

Again came the sigh, rising to a shriek, with roarings and thunderings that seemed to proceed both from the heavens and from the earth.
A dazzling flash of lightning split the air, bathing it for an instant in the brightness of day: in that instant Freeman saw the bolt strike the great white pyramid and splinter its crest into fragments, while the whole surface of the gorge heaved and undulated like a stormy sea.

He had been staggering as best he might to a higher part of the ravine; but now he felt a stunning blow on his head: he fell, and knew no more..


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