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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Men of Iron by Howard Pyle: Gascoyne. How he ever found him he never could tell, but find him
he did.
"Come, Francis!" he cried, "I have that to tell thee so
marvellous that had it come upon me from paradise it could not be
more strange."
Then he dragged him away to their Eyry--it had been many a long
day since they had been there--and to all his friend's speeches,
to all his wondering questions, he answered never a word until
they had climbed the stairs, and so come to their old haunt. Then
he spoke.
"Sit thee down, Francis," said he, "till I tell thee that which
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