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This brought him close, and his pace, was slow, so that  and all the more as there was a kind of hunger in his look  the two men were for a minute directly confronted. THIS BROUGHT HIM CLOSE AND HIS PACE WAS SLOW SO THAT AND ALL THE MORE AS THERE WAS KIND OF HUNGER IN HIS LOOK THE TWO MEN WERE FOR A MINUTE DIRECTLY CONFRONTED
r's theory that these were elements in contact with which he himself revived, had suffered, on this occasion, it may be granted, a marked, an excessive check. The autumn day was dire for him as none had recently been, and he rested with a heaviness he had not yet known on the low stone table that bore May Bartram's name. He rested without power to move, as if some spring in him, some spell vouchsafed, had suddenly been broken for ever. If he could have done that moment as he wanted he would simply have stretched himself on the slab that was ready to take him, treating it as a place prepared to receive his last sleep. What in all the wide world had he now to keep awake for? He stared before him with the question, and it was then that, as one of the cemetery walks passed near him, he caught the shock of the face. His neighbour at the other grave had withdrawn, as he himself, with force enough in him, would have done by now, and was advancing along the path on his way to one of the gates. NSTANTLY PRESENTED MARCHER'S THEORY THAT THESE WERE ELEMENTS IN CONTACT WITH WHICH HE HIMSELF REVIVED HAD SUFFERED ON THIS OCCASION IT MAY BE GRANTED A MARKED AND EXCESSIVE CHECK THE AUTUMN DAY WAS DIRE FOR HIM AS NONE HAD RECENTLY BEEN AND HE RESTED WITH A HEAVINESS HE HAD NOT YET KNOWN ON THE LOW STONE TABLE THAT BORE MAY BARTRAM'S NAME HE RESTED WITHOUT POWER TO MOVE AS IF SOME SPRING IN HIM SOME SPELL VOUCHSAFED HAD SUDDENLY BEEN BROKEN FOREVER IF HE COULD HAVE DONE THAT MOMENT AS HE WANTED HE WOULD SIMPLY HAVE STRETCHED HIMSELF ON THE SLAB THAT WAS READY TO TAKE HIM TREATING IT AS A PLACE PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIS LAST SLEEP WHAT IN ALL THE WIDE WORLD HAD HE NOW TO KEEP AWAKE FOR HE STARED BEFORE HIM WITH THE QUESTION AND IT WAS THEN THAT AS ONE OF THE CEMETERY WALKS PASSED NEAR HIM HE CAUGHT THE SHOCK OF THE FACE HIS NEIGHBOR AT THE OTHER GRAVE HAD WITHDRAWN AS HE HIMSELF WITH FORCE ENOUGH IN HIM WOULD HAVE DONE BY NOW AND WAS ADVANCING ALONG THE PATH ON HIS WAY TO ONE OF THE GATES
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