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The drover who had spoken him swept past with bowed back and hands aloft, a limp and ragged scarecrow flailing briefly in that rabid frieze so that Holme saw tilted upon him for just a moment out of the dust and pandemonium two walled eyes beyond hope and a dead mouth beyond prayer, borne on like some old gospel recreant seized sevenfold in the flood of his own nether invocations or grotesque hero bobbing harried and unwilling on the shoulders of a mob stricken in their iniquity to the very shape of evil until he passed over the rim of the bluff and dropped in his great retinue of hogs from sight.

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She crouched in the bushes and watched it, a huge horse emerging seared and whole from the sun's eye and passing like a wrecked caravel gaunt-ribbed and black and mad with tattered saddle and dangling stirrups and hoofs clopping softly in the dust and passing enormous and emaciate and inflamed and the sound of it dying down the road to a distant echo of applause in a hall forever empty.

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Who lives there?

They don't nobody live there now. Used to be a mink-trapper lived there but he got snakebit and died. Been snakebit afore and throwed it off. This'n got him in the neck. When they found him he was kneelin down like somebody fixin to pray. Stiff as a locust post.

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ChristineLars MæhlumMartine GulbrandsenIngunnJIngeborg GKarin BergTorHilde AaBjørg L.RonnyStig TBeathe SolbergKaren PatriciaAnn-ElinPer LundLene AndresenBente NogvaFiolGroBjørg RistvedtPiippokattaAmanda ABur1Reidun SvensliLena512LailaSolveigÅsmund ÅdnøyAnne-Stine Ruud HusevågTherese HolmBerit B LieG LHarald KTone NorenbergHanneKirsten LundDinaingar hHilde Merete GjessingEllen E. Martol