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WHERE THE TIDES EBB AND FLOW I dreamt that I had done a horrible thing, so that burial was to be denied me either in soil or sea, neither could there be any hell for me. I waited for some hours, knowing this. AS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN I DREAMT THAT I HAD DONE A HORRIBLE THING SO THAT BURIAL WAS TO BE DENIED ME EITHER IN SOIL OR SEA NEITHER COULD THERE BE ANY HELL FOR ME I WAITED FOR SOME HOURS KNOWING THIS
stly dust that never turned to mud in all that drenching rain. And so the souls of the cities led her away, and gradually they disappeared from the mountain, and the ancient voices died away in the distance. "Now since then have I seen my city alive; but once I met with a traveler who said that somewhere in the midst of a great desert are gathered together the souls of all dead cities. He said that he was lost once in a place where there was no water, and he heard their voices speaking all the night." But I said: "I was once without water in a desert and heard a city speaking to me, but knew not whether it really spoke to me or not, for on that day I heard so many terrible things, and only some of them were true." And the man with the black hair said: "I believe it to be true, though whither she went I know not. I only know that a shepherd found me in the morning faint with hunger and cold, and carried me down here; and when I came to Andelsprutz it was, as you have perceived it, dead.  WHERE THE TIDES EBB AND FLOW CHAPTER FOUR OF A DREAMER'S TALES BY LORD DUNSANI THIS LEPER BOX RECORDING
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