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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER IV
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The stout one was moving along with an assumed gravity.

Her step was quick, but with a certain authority she planted on the ground her large feet, loosely shod and with low heels.

The younger one, taller and more slender, tripping onwards with little steps like a bird that only knows how to fly, was teetering along on high heels.
The two looked uneasily at this man appearing so unexpectedly among the ruins.

They had the preoccupied and timorous air of those going to a forbidden place or meditating a bad action.

Their first movement was an impulse to go back, but the guide continued on his way so imperturbably that they followed on.
Ferragut smiled.


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