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Left on Labrador

CHAPTER IV
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I am at a loss how to describe it best.

It was not unlike the faint rustle of silk, and still more like the flapping of a large flag in a moderate gale of wind.

Occasionally there would be a soft snap, which was much like the snapping of a flag.

I take the more pains to state this fact explicitly, because I am aware that the statement that the auroral phenomena are accompanied by audible sounds has been disputed by many writers.

I have only to add, that, if they could not have heard the "rustlings" from the deck of "The Curlew" that night, they must have been lamentably deaf.
The light wavered visibly, brightening and waning with marvellous swiftness.
"Shall we call the other young gentlemen ?" Donovan asked.
"Yes; but don't tell them what it is.


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