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The Sleeper Awakes

CHAPTER X
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In a little while he had recovered his breath.

His clothing had already dried upon him from the snow.
He wandered for miles along these twilight ways, speaking to no one, accosted by no one--a dark figure among dark figures--the coveted man out of the past, the inestimable unintentional owner of the world.

Wherever there were lights or dense crowds, or exceptional excitement, he was afraid of recognition, and watched and turned back or went up and down by the middle stairways, into some transverse system of ways at a lower or higher level.

And though he came on no more fighting, the whole city stirred with battle.

Once he had to run to avoid a marching multitude of men that swept the street.


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