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Lilith

CHAPTER XXXVI
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The tide of the light was creeping up the shore of the sky, but until the sun stood overhead, not a ray could enter the black hall.
He rose to our eyes, and swiftly ascended.

As we climbed the steep way to the palace, he climbed the dome of its great hall.

He looked in at the eye of it--and with sudden radiance the princess flashed upon her own sight.

But she sprang to her feet with a cry of despair: alas her whiteness! the spot covered half her side, and was black as the marble around her! She clutched her robe, and fell back in her chair.

The Shadow glided out, and she saw him go.
We found the gate open as usual, passed through the paved grove up to the palace door, and entered the vestibule.


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