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And in Sangree's tent Dr. Silence and I sat up for the remainder of the night—this wonderful and haunted night that had shown us such strange glimpses of a new heaven and a new hell—for the Canadian tossed upon his balsam boughs with high fever in his blood, and upon each cheek a dark and curious contusion showed, throbbing with severe pain although the skin was not broken and there was no outward and visible sign of blood. AND IN SANGREE'S TENT DOCTOR SILENCE AND I SAT UP FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE NIGHT THIS WONDERFUL AND HAUNTED NIGHT THAT HAD SHOWN US SUCH STRANGE GLIMPSES OF A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW HELL FOR THE CANADIAN TOSSED UPON HIS BALSAM BOUGHS WITH HIGH FEVER IN HIS BLOOD AND UPON EACH CHEEK A DARK AND CURIOUS CONTUSION SHOWED THROBBING WITH SEVERE PAIN THOUGH THE SKIN WAS NOT BROKEN AND THERE WAS NO OUTWARD INVISIBLE SIGN OF BLOOD
her as though she did not recognise him. "And if they've done anything to him—they have done it to me too—for he is more to me than—" Her words grew vaguer and vaguer as she returned slowly to her normal waking state, and now she stopped altogether, as though suddenly aware that she had been surprised into telling secrets. But all the way back, as we carried her carefully through the trees, the girl smiled and murmured Sangree's name and asked if he was injured, until it finally became clear to me that the wild soul of the one had called to the wild soul of the other and in the secret depths of their beings the call had been heard and understood. John Silence was right. In the abyss of her heart, too deep at first for recognition, the girl loved him, and had loved him from the very beginning. Once her normal waking consciousness recognised the fact they would leap together like twin flames, and his affliction would be at an end; his intense desire would be satisfied; he would be cured. D LOOKING AT HER FATHER AS THOUGH SHE DID NOT RECOGNIZE HIM AND IF THEY'VE DONE ANYTHING TO HIM THEY HAVE DONE IT TO ME TOO FOR HE IS MORE TO ME THAN HER WORDS GREW VAGUER AND VAGUER AS SHE RETURNED SLOWLY TO HER NORMAL WAKING STATE AND NOW SHE STOPPED ALTOGETHER AS THOUGH SUDDENLY AWARE THAT SHE HAD BEEN SURPRISED INTO TELLING SECRETS BUT ALL THE WAY BACK AS WE CARRIED HER CAREFULLY THROUGH THE TREES THE GIRL SMILED AND MURMURED SANGREE'S NAME AND ASKED IF HE WAS INJURED UNTIL IT FINALLY BECAME CLEAR TO ME THAT THE WILD SOUL OF THE ONE HAD CALLED TO THE WILD SOUL OF THE OTHER AND IN THE SECRET DEPTHS OF THEIR BEINGS THE CALL HAD BEEN HEARD AND UNDERSTOOD JOHN SILENCE WAS RIGHT IN THE ABYSS OF HER HEART TOO DEEP AT FIRST FOR RECOGNITION THE GIRL LOVED HIM AND HAD LOVED HIM FROM THE VERY BEGINNING ONCE HER NORMAL WAKING CONSCIOUSNESS RECOGNISED THE FACT THEY WOULD LEAP TOGETHER LIKE TWIN FLAMES AND HIS AFFLICTION WOULD BE AT AN END HIS INTENSE DESIRE WOULD BE SATISFIED HE WOULD BE CURED
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