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He _showed_ them  that was the point; he was moved, as he passed, by some impulse that was either a signal for sympathy or, more possibly, a challenge to an opposed sorrow. HE SHOWED THEM THAT WAS THE POINT HE WAS MOVED AS HE PASSED BY SOME IMPULSE THAT WAS EITHER A SIGNAL FOR SYMPATHY OR MORE POSSIBLY A CHALLENGE TO AN OPPOSED SORROW
ver. 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 His neighbour at the other grave had withdrawn, as he himself, with force enough in him, would have done by now, and was advancing along the path on his way to one of the gates. 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. Marcher knew him at once for one of the deeply stricken--a perception so sharp that nothing else in the picture comparatively lived, neither his dress, his age, nor his presumable character and class; nothing lived but the deep ravage of the features that he showed. AD 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THAT AS ONE OF THE CEMETERY WALKS PASSED NEAR HIM HE CAUGHT THE SHOCK OF THE FACE HIS NEIGHBOR AT THE OTHER GRAVE HAD WITHDRAWN AS HE HIMSELF WITH FORCE ENOUGH IN HIM WOULD HAVE DONE BY NOW AND WAS ADVANCING ALONG THE PATH ON HIS WAY TO ONE OF THE GATES THIS BROUGHT HIM CLOSE AND HIS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 MARCHER KNEW HIM AT ONCE FOR ONE OF THE DEEPLY STRICKEN A PERCEPTION SO SHARP THAT NOTHING ELSE IN THE PICTURE COMPARATIVELY LIVED NEITHER HIS DRESS HIS AGE NOR HIS PRESUMABLE CHARACTER AND CLASS NOTHING LIVED BUT THE DEEP RAVAGE OF THE FEATURES THAT HE SHOWED
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