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McTeague

CHAPTER 21
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The surface alkali was oven-hot; he was obliged to scoop out a trench in it before he dared to lie down.
By degrees the dentist began to doze.

He had had little or no sleep the night before, and the hurry of his flight under the blazing sun had exhausted him.

But his rest was broken; between waking and sleeping, all manner of troublous images galloped through his brain.

He thought he was back in the Panamint hills again with Cribbens.

They had just discovered the mine and were returning toward camp.


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