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From: Gabriel Haynes
Subject: benign
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2006 18:37:50 +0300

But I bring you this message from Gratias. We areorphans of the storm, Mr Creevey, and must camp here and make thebest of it. If danger was coming fromthe north, might they not escape by the south? He went out and looked at the dismal scene. The meal had been satisfying,and Amoss strong tea had not poisoned but fortified him. The pale bright skies of the isle disappeared, and he was lookingat a narrow saddle between rocks. Themunes ahint the hill noo and the clouds are comin up. He was anoldish man, very square and stocky, and he had in his hand afrying-pan. Never in his life had he driven a car at such breakneck speed. Almost before he knew it, he had reached the valley floor. Clearly he must spend the night here, for nothing couldbe done till the morning. That means that we shall be in rather a hurry. Also he felt as if he were in some sense insight of his goal. Theyll hae to be on foot, said Amos, for somebody has brokedoun the brig a mile back. He must appear to take misfortune airily, as she did. The name seemed familiar to Creevey, but he could not place it. He could do it in darkness, he thought, and anyhowthere would be a moon. That means that we shall be in rather a hurry. She was wearing just the rightshade of blue to go with her hair. So novel it was that he scarcely listened to Adams words. He said nothing ofhis own plan to get Creevey to himself; that had failed and mightbe forgotten. He was held by two men, and was spluttering in well-simulatedwrath. He was held by two men, and was spluttering in well-simulatedwrath. But for a little it has been the private dwelling-houseof myself and my friends. One was tall, with massivebull shoulders and a curiously small head. They have thebest mountaineers in Europe at their command. But I have always admired you, andthought that some day you would awake. All the more reason why he should avoidthe direct route to the Val dArras. He gave them hot chocolate in the little hall, where he had lit thestove. Thesecond time he announced that the moon was up, a moon nearly full.

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