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The Masters of the Peaks

CHAPTER IV
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But it did not come.

Even the rage of Tandakora had had enough.

His second repulse had been bloodier than the first, and it had been proved with the lives of his warriors that they could not storm that terrible steep, in the face of three such redoubtable marksmen.
Robert heard a number of pebbles rolling now, but they were made by men descending, and the three, certain of abundant leisure, reloaded their rifles.

Their eyes told them nothing, but they were as sure as if they had seen them that the warriors had disappeared in the sea of darkness with which the gulf was filled.

The lad breathed a long sigh of relief.
"You're justified in your satisfaction," said Willet.


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