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The Delight Makers

CHAPTER III
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But soon his speed slackened; he believed that he was safe, and there was no use in tiring himself.

His movements were no longer noiseless as before.

During his first run he had made so much noise as to lead the pursuers directly on his trail.

These pursuers had suddenly become silent.

Nevertheless, from time to time, rustling sounds struck the ear of Tyope, and proved that the pursuit was carried on unrelentingly.


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