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Running Water

CHAPTER VI
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There was a hole in the thatch overhead, and through it I saw the lightning slash the sky, as I lay in bed.

Very few people ever came up or down that valley; and the next morning, after the storm, the chamois were close about the inn, on the grass.

We went on together.

That was the beginning." He spoke simply, with a deep quietude of voice.

The tobacco glowed and grew dull in the bowl of his pipe regularly; the darkness hid his face.
But the tenderness, almost the amusement with which he dwelt on the little insignificant details of that first meeting showed her how very near to him it was at this moment.
"We went from the Tyrol down to Verona and baked ourselves in the sun there for a day, under the colonnades, and then came back through the St.Gotthard to Goeschenen.


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