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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath by H. P. Lovecraft: space with loam and ledges. To the left a precipice dropped straight
from unknown heights to unknown depths, with a cave's dark mouth
just out of reach above him. Elsewhere, however, the mountain
slanted back strongly, and even gave him space to lean and rest.
He felt from the chill that he must be near the snow line, and
looked up to see what glittering pinnacles might be shining in
that late ruddy sunlight. Surely enough, there was the snow uncounted
thousands of feet above, and below it a great beetling crag like
that. he had just climbed; hanging there forever in bold outline.
And when he saw that crag he gasped and cried out aloud, and clutched
at the jagged rock in awe; for the titan bulge had not stayed
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