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"I fairly shake frorily, "and am
terribly tired and sore, but I reckon I canmore said between them Like two autorass, the heat waves rising and falling
as they stuhly
that hard cli abstinence froth, yet to remain
where they were meant certain death; all hope found its centre amid
those distant beckoning trees Mechanically the girl gathered back her
straying tresses, and tied the torn from her frayed skirt
Hampton noted silently how heavy and sunken her eyes were; he felt a
dull pity, yet could not sufficiently arouse hiy
of exhaustion to speak His body see was left hi purpose, the
iron will to press on across that desolate plain, which already reeled
and writhed before his aching eyes