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The Seventh Man

CHAPTER XXXII
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The bottom was gravelly, here and there, from the effect of the waters which had once washed through the ravine and cut these sides so straight, but over the greater part of the bottom sand had drifted, and the going was hardly worse than the hilly stretches above.
The sides grew higher, now, with great rapidity.

Already they were up to the shoulder of Satan, now up to his withers, and from behind the roar of the posse racing at full speed, filled the gulch with confusion of echoes.

They must be racing their horses as if they were entering the homestretch, as if they were sure of the goal.

It was strange..


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