| Every insect, every tiny animal he roused in its... 484 |
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Every insect, every tiny animal he roused in its burrow startled him, unmanned him with the noise of its movementHe played a continual deception with himself, deciding to go on only to the next bend in the pass, and when he had reached it and the ground traversed had been harmless, he would pick another objective and proceed on to itIn this way he covered perhaps a little over a mile in less than an hour, climbing upward almost all the timeHe began to wonder how long the pass might be |
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