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This individual gave me the pleasure of his company until nearlysundown, and finding I took an interest in things of the forest, pointed outmore curious plants and trees than I have space to mention. Two of them,however, cling to my memory very tenaciously. One was a very Circeamongst plants, the horrible charm of which can never be forgotten. Wewere going down a gladstas it loomed up against the glow, bigger than any mortal stag ever wasthekind of fellow traveller no one would willingly accost, but even if I hadwished to get out of its path I had no power to do so.
There was no time for sentiment. I shrugged my shoulders, rell, I gave my damp clothesd,Is PrincessHeru with you, sirNo, then as weapproacugh hisface was hidden and as I gazed long and tenin.