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Lilith

CHAPTER XXXIX
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She was what God could not have created.

She had usurped beyond her share in self-creation, and her part had undone His! She saw now what she had made, and behold, it was not good! She was as a conscious corpse, whose coffin would never come to pieces, never set her free! Her bodily eyes stood wide open, as if gazing into the heart of horror essential--her own indestructible evil.

Her right hand also was now clenched--upon existent Nothing--her inheritance! But with God all things are possible: He can save even the rich! Without change of look, without sign of purpose, Lilith walked toward Mara.

She felt her coming, and rose to meet her.
"I yield," said the princess.

"I cannot hold out.


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