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The Man

CHAPTER XIV--THE BEECH GROVE
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He was, in this aspect, but a higher and more intelligent rendering of the trees around her.

In another aspect he was an opportune victim, something to strike at.

When the anger of a poison snake opens its gland, and the fang is charged with venom, it must strike at something.

It does not pause or consider what it may be; it strikes, though it may be at stone or iron.

So Stephen waited till her victim was within distance to strike.


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