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Dick Sand

CHAPTER XVIII
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The sky was covered with great stormy clouds.

Between the trees in the western horizon they saw some flashes of heat lightning.

The wind had fallen; not a leaf moved on the trees.

An absolute silence succeeded the noises of the day, and it might be believed that the heavy atmosphere, saturated with electricity, was becoming unfit for the transmission of sounds.
Dick Sand, Austin, and Bat watched together.

They tried to see, to hear, during this very dark night, if any light whatsoever, or any suspicious noise should strike their eyes or their ears.


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