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"
Even
in
the
abandonment
of
your
Familiar
to
death
--
to
annihilation
.
"
She
paused
,
and
I
could
see
that
she
suffered
--
suffered
horribly
.
There
was
in
her
eyes
a
hunted
look
,
which
no
man
can
,
unmoved
,
see
in
the
eyes
of
his
beloved
.
I
was
about
to
interrupt
,
when
her
father
's
eyes
,
glancing
round
with
a
fierce
determination
,
met
mine
.
I
stood
silent
,
almost
spellbound
;
so
also
the
other
men
.
Something
was
going
on
before
us
which
we
did
not
understand
!
With
a
few
long
strides
Mr.
Trelawny
went
to
the
west
side
of
the
cave
and
tore
back
the
shutter
which
obscured
the
window
.
The
cool
air
blew
in
,
and
the
sunlight
streamed
over
them
both
,
for
Margaret
was
now
by
his
side
.
He
pointed
to
where
the
sun
was
sinking
into
the
sea
in
a
halo
of
golden
fire
,
and
his
face
was
as
set
as
flint
In
a
voice
whose
absolute
uncompromising
hardness
I
shall
hear
in
my
ears
at
times
till
my
dying
day
,
he
said
:
"
Choose
!
Speak
!
When
the
sun
has
dipped
below
the
sea
,
it
will
be
too
late
!
"
The
glory
of
the
dying
sun
seemed
to
light
up
Margaret
's
face
,
till
it
shone
as
if
lit
from
within
by
a
noble
light
,
as
she
answered
:
"
Even
that
!
"
Then
stepping
over
to
where
the
mummy
cat
stood
on
the
little
table
,
she
placed
her
hand
on
it
.
She
had
now
left
the
sunlight
,
and
the
shadows
looked
dark
and
deep
over
her
.
In
a
clear
voice
she
said
:
"
Were
I
Tera
,
I
would
say
'
Take
all
I
have
!
This
night
is
for
the
Gods
alone
!
'
"
As
she
spoke
the
sun
dipped
,
and
the
cold
shadow
suddenly
fell
on
us
.
We
all
stood
still
for
a
while
.
Silvio
jumped
from
my
arms
and
ran
over
to
his
mistress
,
rearing
himself
up
against
her
dress
as
if
asking
to
be
lifted
.
He
took
no
notice
whatever
of
the
mummy
now
.
Margaret
was
glorious
with
all
her
wonted
sweetness
as
she
said
sadly
:
