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With the sudden cooling of the atmosphere a sea fog began to form. It appeared in isolated patches over the water, and then these patches slid together and a white wall advanced upon us. WITH THE SUDDEN COOLING OF THE ATMOSPHERE A SEA FOG BEGAN TO FORM IT APPEARED IN ISOLATED PATCHES OVER THE WATER AND THEN THESE PATCHES SLID TOGETHER AND A WHITE WALL ADVANCED UPON US
Silence, "but to steer it better, and to provide other outlets. This is the solution of all these problems of accumulated force, for this force is the raw material of usefulness, and should be increased and cherished, not by separating it from the body by death, but by raising it to higher channels. The best and quickest cure of all," he went on, speaking very gently and with a hand upon the clergyman's arm, "is to lead it towards its object, provided that object is not unalterably hostile—to let it find rest where—" He stopped abruptly, and the eyes of the two men met in a single glance of comprehension. "Joan?" Maloney exclaimed, under his breath. "Joan!" replied John Silence. We all went to bed early. The day had been unusually warm, and after sunset a curious hush descended on the island. Nothing was audible but that faint, ghostly singing which is inseparable from a pinewood even on the stillest day—a low, searching sound, as though the wind had hair and trailed it o'er the world. AVAGE FORCE REPLIED DOCTOR SILENCE BUT TO STEER IT BETTER AND TO PROVIDE OTHER OUTLETS THIS IS THE SOLUTION OF ALL THESE PROBLEMS OF ACCUMULATED FORCE FOR THIS FORCE IS THE RAW MATERIAL OF USEFULNESS AND SHOULD BE INCREASED AND CHERISHED NOT BY SEPARATING IT FROM THE BODY BY DEATH BUT BY RAISING IT TO HIGHER CHANNELS THE BEST AND QUICKEST CURE OF ALL HE WENT ON SPEAKING VERY GENTLY AND WITH A HAND UPON THE CLERGYMAN'S ARM IS TO LEAD IT TOWARDS ITS OBJECT PROVIDED THAT OBJECT IS NOT UNALTERABLY HOSTILE TO LET IT FIND REST WHERE HE STOPPED ABRUPTLY AND THE EYES OF THE TWO MEN MET IN A SINGLE GLANCE OF COMPREHENSION JOAN MALONEY EXCLAIMED UNDER HIS BREATH JOAN REPLIED JOHN SILENCE WE ALL WENT TO BED EARLY THE DAY HAD BEEN UNUSUALLY WARM AND AFTER SUNSET A CURIOUS HUSH DESCENDED UPON THE ISLAND NOTHING WAS AUDIBLE BUT THAT FAINT GHOSTLY SINGING WHICH IS INSEPARABLE FROM A PINE WOOD EVEN IN THE STILLEST DAY A LOW SEARCHING SOUND AS THOUGH THE WIND HAD HAIR AND TRAILED IT OVER O'ER THE WORLD
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