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It swelled and paused, and a growl came into the response. | |
The road spread dimly over the weak lights of the car. | |
A heavy silence fell in the tent. | |
And the light of the coming morning made his forehead seem to shine, and his hands, swinging beside him, flicked into the light and out again. | |
How do we know it’s us without our past? | |
'Hello,' he said in a quiet, musical voice. | |
The tense atmosphere had slowly subsided into a casual conversation. | |
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The water was dark gray, even in the sunlight, whitecapped and heaving to the gray, rocky shore. | |
The fire died down and the stars descended. | |
A huge red transport stood in front of the little roadside restaurant. | |
He took a deep breath and gazed at the sky again. | |
But it was there, safe and clear, winding its way out of the dripping green maze. | |
And the rain whipped white streaks through the lights. | |
As the Protestants came into power, he was enthusiastic in his persecution of Roman Catholics and other religions. | |
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