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Greenmantle

CHAPTER FOUR
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He was a perfect mountain of a fellow, six and a half feet if he was an inch, with shoulders on him like a shorthorn bull.

He was in uniform and the black-and-white ribbon of the Iron Cross showed at a buttonhole.

His tunic was all wrinkled and strained as if it could scarcely contain his huge chest, and mighty hands were clasped over his stomach.

That man must have had the length of reach of a gorilla.

He had a great, lazy, smiling face, with a square cleft chin which stuck out beyond the rest.
His brow retreated and the stubby back of his head ran forward to meet it, while his neck below bulged out over his collar.


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