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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs: the expression that came into them would be difficult
to describe; but her feelings could scarcely have been
one whit more complicated than my own--for the wide eyes
that looked into mine were those of Dian the Beautiful.
"Dian!" I cried. "Dian! Thank God that I came in time."
"You?" she whispered, and then she hid her face again;
nor could I tell whether she were glad or angry that I
had come.
Once more the dragon was sweeping toward us, and so rapidly
that I had no time to unsling my bow. All that I could
do was to snatch up a rock, and hurl it at the thing's
At the Earth's Core | 
