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But it was quite suddenly, while I sat all intent upon wind and sails, that the true meaning of Sangree's remark about the animal flared up in me with its full import. For his admission that he knew it was in pain and starved was in reality nothing more or less than a revelation of his deeper self. BUT IT WAS QUITE SUDDENLY WHILE I SAT ALL INTENT UPON THE WIND AND SAILS THAT THE TRUE MEANING OF SANGREE'S REMARK ABOUT THE ANIMAL FLARED UP IN ME WITH HIS FULL IMPORT FOR HIS ADMISSION THAT HE KNEW IT WAS IN PAIN AND STARVED WAS IN REALITY NOTHING MORE OR LESS THAN A REVELATION OF HIS DEEPER SELF
ighted the boat and laughed, and then Sangree produced the map and explained exactly where we were. Far away on the horizon, across an open stretch of water, lay a blue cluster of islands with our crescent-shaped home among them and the safe anchorage of the lagoon. An hour with this wind would get us there comfortably, and while Dr. Silence and Sangree fell into conversation, I sat and pondered over the strange suggestions that had just been put into my mind concerning the "Double," and the possible form it might assume when dissociated temporarily from the physical body. The whole way home these two chatted, and John Silence was as gentle and sympathetic as a woman. I did not hear much of their talk, for the wind grew occasionally to the force of a hurricane and the sails and tiller absorbed my attention; but I could see that Sangree was pleased and happy, and was pouring out intimate revelations to his companion in the way that most people did—when John Silence wished them to do so. F HOWEVER WE RIGHTED THE BOAT AND LAUGHED AND THEN SANGREE PRODUCED THE MAP AND EXPLAINED EXACTLY WHERE WE WERE FAR AWAY ON THE HORIZON ACROSS AN OPEN STRETCH OF WATER LAY A BLUE CLUSTER OF ISLANDS WITH OUR CRESCENT SHAPED HOME AMONG THEM AND THE SAFE ANCHORAGE OF THE LAGOON AN HOUR WITH THIS WIND WOULD GET US THERE COMFORTABLY AND WHILE DOCTOR SILENCE AND SANGREE FELL INTO CONVERSATION I SAT AND PONDERED OVER THE STRANGE SUGGESTIONS THAT HAD JUST BEEN PUT INTO MY MIND CONCERNING THE DOUBLE AND THE POSSIBLE FORM IT MIGHT ASSUME WHEN DISSOCIATED TEMPORARILY FROM THE PHYSICAL BODY THE WHOLE WAY HOME THESE TWO CHATTED AND JOHN SILENCE WAS AS GENTLE AND SYMPATHETIC AS A WOMAN I DID NOT HEAR MUCH OF THEIR TALK FOR THE WIND GREW OCCASIONALLY TO THE FORCE OF A HURRICANE AND THE SAILS AND TILLER ABSORBED MY ATTENTION BUT I COULD SEE THAT SANGREE WAS PLEASED AND HAPPY AND WAS POURING OUT INTIMATE REVELATIONS TO HIS COMPANION IN THE WAY THAT MOST PEOPLE DID WHEN JOHN SILENCE WISHED THEM TO DO SO
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