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At that very instant he turned and saw us where we lay, and his face broke into a smile, so that his teeth showed white in the sun. AT THAT VERY INSTANT HE TURNED AND SAW US WHERE HE LAY AND HIS FACE BROKE INTO A SMILE SO THAT HIS TEETH SHOWED WHITE IN THE SUN
 the marks of paws? You mean that the Double—?" "Has sufficient material drawn from the depleted body to produce physical results? Certainly!" the doctor took him up. "Although to explain at this moment such problems as the passage of matter through matter would be as difficult as to explain how the thought of a mother can actually break the bones of the child unborn." Dr. Silence pointed out to sea, and Maloney, looking wildly about him, turned with a violent start. I saw a canoe, with Sangree in the stern-seat, slowly coming into view round the farther point. His hat was off, and his tanned face for the first time appeared to me—to us all, I think—as though it were the face of some one else. He looked like a wild man. Then he stood up in the canoe to make a cast with the rod, and he looked for all the world like an Indian. I recalled the expression of his face as I had seen it once or twice, notably on that occasion of the evening prayer, and an involuntary shudder ran down my spine. D FLESH THIS HOWLING AND THE MARKS OF PAWS YOU MEAN THAT THE DOUBLE HAS SUFFICIENT MATERIAL DRAWN FROM THE DEPLETED BODY TO PRODUCE PHYSICAL RESULTS CERTAINLY THE DOCTOR TOOK HIM UP ALTHOUGH TO EXPLAIN AT THIS MOMENT SUCH PROBLEMS AS THE PASSAGE OF MATTER THROUGH MATTER WOULD BE AS DIFFICULT AS TO EXPLAIN HOW THE THOUGHT OF A MOTHER CAN ACTUALLY BREAK THE BONES OF THE CHILD UNBORN DOCTOR SILENCE POINTED OUT TO SEE AND MALONEY LOOKING WILDLY ABOUT HIM TURNED WITH A VIOLENT START I SAW A CANOE WITH SANGREE IN THE STERN SEAT SLOWLY COMING INTO VIEW AROUND THE FARTHER POINT HIS HAT WAS OFF AND HIS TANNED FACE FOR THE FIRST TIME APPEARED TO ME TO US ALL I THINK AS THOUGH IT WERE THE FACE OF SOME ONE ELSE HE LOOKED LIKE A WILD MAN THEN HE STOOD UP IN THE CANOE TO MAKE A CAST WITH THE ROD AND HE LOOKED FOR ALL THE WORLD LIKE AN INDIAN I RECALLED THE EXPRESSION OF HIS FACE AS I HAD SEEN IT ONCE OR TWICE NOTABLY ON THAT OCCASION OF THE EVENING PRAYER AND AN INVOLUNTARY SHUDDER RAN DOWN MY SPINE
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