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Clarke had tried his best to disbelieve it all, but at the end of the account, as he had written it in his book, he had placed the inscription: Et Diabolus incarnatus est. Et homo factus est. CLARKE HAD TRIED HIS BEST TO DISBELIEVE IT ALL BUT AT THE END OF THE ACCOUNT AS HE HAD WRITTEN IT IN HIS BOOK HE HAD PLACED THE INSCRIPTION ET DIABOLUS INCARNATE EST AT HOMO FACTUS EST
er sorrow, and grieve and suffer strange fortunes for many a year; but not this, Phillips, not such things as this. There must be some explanation, some way out of the terror. Why, man, if such a case were possible, our earth would be a nightmare.” But Phillips had told his story to the end, concluding: “Her flight remains a mystery to this day; she vanished in broad sunlight; they saw her walking in a meadow, and a few moments later she was not there.” Clarke tried to conceive the thing again, as he sat by the fire, and again his mind shuddered and shrank back, appalled before the sight of such awful, unspeakable elements enthroned as it were, and triumphant in human flesh. Before him stretched the long dim vista of the green causeway in the forest, as his friend had described it; he saw the swaying leaves and the quivering shadows on the grass, he saw the sunlight and the flowers, and far away, far in the long distance, the two figures moved toward him. One was Rachel, but the other? ER OR MAYBE FAIL AND FALL DOWN UNDER SORROW AND GRIEVE AND SUFFER STRANGE FORTUNES FOR MANY A YEAR BUT NOT THIS PHILLIPS NOT SUCH THINGS AS THIS THERE MUST BE SOME EXPLANATION SOME WAY OUT OF THE TERROR WHY MAN IF SUCH A CASE WERE POSSIBLE OUR EARTH WOULD BE A NIGHTMARE BUT PHILLIPS HAD TOLD HIS STORY TO THE END CONCLUDING HER FLIGHT REMAINS A MYSTERY TO THIS DAY SHE VANISHED IN BROAD SUNLIGHT THEY SAW HER WALKING IN A MEADOW AND A FEW MOMENTS LATER SHE WAS NOT THERE CLARKE TRIED TO CONCEIVE THE THING AGAIN AS HE SAT BY THE FIRE AND AGAIN HIS MIND SHUDDERED AND SHRANK BACK APPALLED BEFORE THE SIGHT OF SUCH AWFUL UNSPEAKABLE ELEMENTS ENTHRONED AS IT WERE AND TRIUMPHANT IN HUMAN FLESH BEFORE HIM STRETCHED THE LONG DIM VISTA OF THE GREEN CAUSEWAY IN THE FOREST AS HIS FRIEND HAD DESCRIBED IT HE SAW THE SWAYING LEAVES AND THE QUIVERING SHADOWS ON THE GRASS HE SAW THE SUNLIGHT AND THE FLOWERS AND FAR AWAY FAR IN THE LONG DISTANCE THE TWO FIGURES MOVED TOWARD HIM ONE WAS RACHAEL BUT THE OTHER
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