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131
Through
!
And
then
he
was
close
to
the
street
of
houses
again
,
and
blind
men
,
whirling
spades
and
stakes
,
were
running
with
a
sort
of
reasoned
swiftness
hither
and
thither
.
132
He
heard
steps
behind
him
just
in
time
,
and
found
a
tall
man
rushing
forward
and
swiping
at
the
sound
of
him
.
He
lost
his
nerve
,
hurled
his
spade
a
yard
wide
at
his
antagonist
,
and
whirled
about
and
fled
,
fairly
yelling
as
he
dodged
another
.
133
He
was
panic-stricken
.
He
ran
furiously
to
and
fro
,
dodging
when
there
was
no
need
to
dodge
,
and
in
his
anxiety
to
see
on
every
side
of
him
at
once
,
stumbling
.
For
a
moment
he
was
down
and
they
heard
his
fall
.
Far
away
in
the
circumferential
wall
a
little
doorway
looked
like
heaven
,
and
he
set
off
in
a
wild
rush
for
it
.
He
did
not
even
look
round
at
his
pursuers
until
it
was
gained
,
and
he
had
stumbled
across
the
bridge
,
clambered
a
little
way
among
the
rocks
,
to
the
surprise
and
dismay
of
a
young
llama
,
who
went
leaping
out
of
sight
,
and
lay
down
sobbing
for
breath
.
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134
And
so
his
coup
d'itat
came
to
an
end
.
135
He
stayed
outside
the
wall
of
the
valley
of
the
Blind
for
two
nights
and
days
without
food
or
shelter
,
and
meditated
upon
the
unexpected
.
During
these
meditations
he
repeated
very
frequently
and
always
with
a
profounder
note
of
derision
the
exploded
proverb
:
"
In
the
Country
of
the
Blind
the
One-Eyed
Man
is
King
.
"
He
thought
chiefly
of
ways
of
fighting
and
conquering
these
people
,
and
it
grew
clear
that
for
him
no
practicable
way
was
possible
.
He
had
no
weapons
,
and
now
it
would
be
hard
to
get
one
.
136
The
canker
of
civilisation
had
got
to
him
even
in
Bogota
,
and
he
could
not
find
it
in
himself
to
go
down
and
assassinate
a
blind
man
.
Of
course
,
if
he
did
that
,
he
might
then
dictate
terms
on
the
threat
of
assassinating
them
all
.
But
--
sooner
or
later
he
must
sleep
!
...
137
He
tried
also
to
find
food
among
the
pine
trees
,
to
be
comfortable
under
pine
boughs
while
the
frost
fell
at
night
,
and
--
with
less
confidence
--
to
catch
a
llama
by
artifice
in
order
to
try
to
kill
it
--
perhaps
by
hammering
it
with
a
stone
--
and
so
finally
,
perhaps
,
to
eat
some
of
it
.
But
the
llamas
had
a
doubt
of
him
and
regarded
him
with
distrustful
brown
eyes
,
and
spat
when
he
drew
near
.
Fear
came
on
him
the
second
day
and
fits
of
shivering
.
Finally
he
crawled
down
to
the
wall
of
the
Country
of
the
Blind
and
tried
to
make
terms
.
He
crawled
along
by
the
stream
,
shouting
,
until
two
blind
men
came
out
to
the
gate
and
talked
to
him
.
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138
"
I
was
mad
,
"
he
said
.
"
But
I
was
only
newly
made
.
"
139
They
said
that
was
better
.
140
He
told
them
he
was
wiser
now
,
and
repented
of
all
he
had
done
.