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Then presently he saw that more of these drifting globes—and then soon very many more—were hurrying towards him down the valley. THEN PRESENTLY HE SAW THAT MORE OF THESE DRIFTING GLOBES AND THEN SOON VERY MANY MORE WERE HURRYING TOWARDS HIM DOWN THE VALLEY
d in an undertone. The gaunt face looked interrogation. “They don't like this wind,” said the little man, and dropped behind as the man with the silver bridle turned upon him. “It's all right,” said the gaunt-faced man. They rode on again for a space in silence. The foremost two rode downcast upon the trail, the hindmost man watched the haze that crept down the vastness of the valley, nearer and nearer, and noted how the wind grew in strength moment by moment. Far away on the left he saw a line of dark bulks—wild hog perhaps, galloping down the valley, but of that he said nothing, nor did he remark again upon the uneasiness of the horses. And then he saw first one and then a second great white ball, a great shining white ball like a gigantic head of thistle-down, that drove before the wind athwart the path. These balls soared high in the air, and dropped and rose again and caught for a moment, and hurried on and passed, but at the sight of them the restlessness of the horses increased. NOTICE THE HORSES HE SAID IN AN UNDERTONE THE GAUNT FACE LOOKED INTERROGATION THEY DON'T LIKE THIS WIND SAID THE LITTLE MAN AND DROPPED BEHIND AS THE MAN WITH THE SILVER BRIDLE TURNED UPON HIM IT'S ALL RIGHT SAID THE GAUNT FACED MAN THEY RODE ON AGAIN FOR A SPACE IN SILENCE THE FOREMOST TWO RODE DOWNCAST UPON THE TRAIL THE HINDMOST MAN WATCHED THE HAZE THAT CREPT DOWN THE VASTNESS OF THE VALLEY NEARER AND NEARER AND NOTED HOW THE WIND GREW IN STRENGTH MOMENT BY MOMENT FAR AWAY ON THE LEFT HE SAW A LINE OF DARK BULKS WILD HOG PERHAPS GALLOPING DOWN THE VALLEY BUT OF THAT HE SAID NOTHING NOR DID HE REMARK AGAIN UPON THE UNEASINESS OF THE HORSES AND THEN HE SAW THE FIRST ONE AND THEN A SECOND GREAT WHITE BULL A GREAT SHINING WHITE BULL LIKE A GIGANTIC HEAD OF THISTLEDOWN THAT DROVE BEFORE THE WIND ATHWART THE PATH THESE BALLS SOARED HIGH IN THE AIR AND DROPPED AND ROSE AGAIN AND CAUGHT FOR A MOMENT AND HURRIED ON AND PASSED BUT AT THE SIGHT OF THEM THE RESTLESSNESS OF THE HORSES INCREASED
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