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The Wizard

CHAPTER X
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Then they were silent.

For a while Owen and his companions were silent also, since their hearts were too full for speech.

Then he said:-- "As the snake fell harmless from the hand of Paul, so has the lightning turned back from me, who strive to follow in his footsteps, working death and dismay among those who would have harmed us.

May forgiveness be theirs who were without understanding.

Brethren, let us return and make report to the king." Now, as they had come, so they went back; first Owen with the crucifix, next to him Nodwengo, and last of the three John.


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