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1492

CHAPTER XXVIII
10/18

As yet, he saw no rotted string, no snarl to be untangled.

It was his weakness, and maybe, too, his strength.
The sunset hung over this roadstead and the shore.

The mountains glowed in it, the nearer wood fell dark, the beach showed milky white, a knot of palms upon a horn of land caught full gold and shone as though they were in heaven.

Over upon the _Cordera_ they were singing.

The long cacique-canoe shot out from the shadow of the _Marigalante_.
Sun dipped, night cupped hands over the world.


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