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The Sleeper Awakes

CHAPTER X
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He ran on the swifter for the light, entered the passage and turned a corner into absolute night again.

He was knocked sideways, rolled over, and recovered his feet.

He found himself one of a crowd of invisible fugitives pressing in one direction.

His one thought now was their thought also; to escape out of this fighting.

He thrust and struck, staggered, ran, was wedged tightly, lost ground and then was clear again.
For some minutes he was running through the darkness along a winding passage, and then he crossed some wide and open space, passed down a long incline, and came at last down a flight of steps to a level place.


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