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    ituedathethiore

    openground,andendeavouringbysuddentusnowand

    thentosurprisesothingintheae

    isaysenseofanother

    presencegreypace,andafter

    soticatoaslightridge,crossedit,andtued

    sharply,regardingitsteadfastlyfrohefurthersideit

    caoutblackandclearcutagainstthedarklingsky;and

    presentlyashapelessluheavedupntarilyagainst

    theskylineandvanishedagainifeltassurednoytheislandofdooreau

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    taeoncere;and

    upledhthatherunpleasantrealisation,thati

    hadlostway

    foratiihurriedonhopelesslyperplexed,and

    pursuedbythatstealthyapproacheverithe

    thingeitherlae,oritwas

    eatsodisadvantageikeptstudiously

    totheopenattisiuandlisten;and

    presentlyihadhalfpersuadedselfthatpursuerhad

    abandonedthey

    disorderediginationtheniheardthesoundofthesea

    iquiostintoarun,and

    iediatelytherebleinrear

    ituedsuddenly,andstaredattheuncertaintrees

    behindoneblackshadoedtoleapinto

    anotherilistened,rigid,andheardnothingbutthecreep

    ofthebloodinearsithoughtthatnerveswere

    unstrung,andthatiginatione,and

    tuedresolutelytohesoundoftheseaagain

    inanuteorsothetreesgreerged

    uponabare,lobre

    andclear,andthereflectionof

    thegroultitudeofthestarsshiveredinthetranquil

    heavingoftheseasooreau

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    irregularbandofreefshonehapallidlightofitsown

    inglinghthe

    yelloheeveningstartheastfellaway

    froetotheeast,andhe

    shoulderofthecapethenirecalledthefactthat

    reausbeachlaytothe

    ate,andtherelei

    tued,andstoodfacingthedarktreesiuldsee

    nothingorelseiuldseetoo

    inthediesshaditsonousquality,itspeculiar

    suggestionofalertchfulnesssoistoodforperhapsa

    nute,andthen,haneyetothetreesstill,tued

    oved,one

    angthelurkingshadoovedtofolloe

    heartbeatquicklypresentlythebroadsweepofa

    baytotheevisible,andihaltedagain

    thenoiselessshadoa

    littlepointoflightshoneonthefurtherbendofthecurve,

    andthegreyshesandybeachlayfaintunderthe

    starlightperhapstilesahatlittlepointof

    lighttogettothebeachishouldhavetogothroughthe

    treesheshadowslurked,anddownabushyslope

    iuldseethethingratherredistinctlyno

    al,foritstoodereytheislandofdooreau

    67of209

    uthtospeak,andfoundahoarsephleg

    voiceitriedagain,andshouted,herethere

    epthethingdidnot

    ve,onlygathereditselftogetherfootstrucka

    stonethatgaveanideayeyesoff

    theblabefore,istoopedandpickedupthis

    luofrock;butattionthethingtuedabruptly

    asadogghthavedone,andslunkobliquelyintothe

    furtherdarknessthenirecalledaschoolboyexpedient

    againstbigdogs,andty

    handkeryiheard

    aventfurtheroffangtheshadohe

    thingytenseexcitent

    gaveoaprofuseperspirationandfella

    treling,yadversaryroutedandthisweaponin

    hand

    itetibeforeiuldsuonresolutionto

    godohroughthetreesandbushesupontheflankof

    theheadlandtothebeachatlastididitatarun;andasi

    ergedfrohethie

    otherbodyecrashingafteratthatipletely

    lostheadhfear,andbeganrunningalongthesand

    forthethespatterofsoftfeetin

    pursuitigaveaypaoreau

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    diblaesthesizeof

    rabbitsthebeach

    tohebushesasipassed

    solongasilive,ishallreertheterrorofthat

    chaseiranneartheersedge,andheardeverynow

    andthenthesplashofthefeetthatgaineduponfar

    aheyelloallthenight

    aboutusethe

    pursuingfeet,nearerandnearerifeltbreathgoing,

    forieoutoftraining;it,

    andifeltapainlikeaknifeatsideiperceivedthe

    thingeupelongbeforeireachedthe

    enybreath,i

    eupto

    ,strueoutof

    theslingofthehandkerchiefasididsoasitued,the

    thing,oits

    feet,andthessilefellfaironitsleftteletheskull

    rangloud,andtheanilnblunderedinto,thrust

    backetofall

    headlonguponthesandhitsfaceintheer;and

    thereitlaystill

    iuldnotbringselftoapproachthatblackheapi

    leftitthere,oreau

    69of209

    stillstars,andgivingitayway

    toheyellohehouse;andpresently,h

    apositiveeffeethepitifulaningofthe

    pu,thesoundthathadoriginallydrivenoutto

    explorethissteriousislandatthat,thoughi

    andhorriblyfatigued,igatheredtogetherallstrength,

    andbeganrunningagaintohelightithoughti

    heardavoioreau

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    xthean

    asidrehehouseisahatthelightshone

    froheopendoorofrooandthenihearding

    froutofthedarknessatthesideofthatorangeoblong

    oflight,thevoiontgoryshouting,prendicki

    ntinuedrunningpresentlyiheardhigainireplied

    byafeeblehulloandinanothethadstaggered

    upto

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