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The adventures of Peter Peterkin (1916)

Bear, Gilly, Gabriel, Gilbert W · New York : Sam'l Gabriel Sons & Co. · leaf 42

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Y AN HOUR OF STORM 33 the other. Above him the sky was a mass of heavy, dark-ening clouds, a field of clashing, rumbling shadows. Everylittle while it would cleave apart, and down to the sea wouldspin the forks of blinding lightning in jagged craziness.Then all heaven and earth would mutter and… … JiSS7;s-:r wailed louder and louder. Then it grew darker than l/Myj^ ^h>J^d r midnight. Peterkin could see nothing now. He knelt among the snapping, creak- ^=^ ing vines and buried his face against the beaten-downflowers. The rain began. A few warm, pattering drops at first—then a sudden heavy…

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