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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft: from the pictorial friezes and dadoes. In hinting at what the
whole revealed, I can only hope that my account will not arouse
a curiosity greater than sane caution on the part of those who
believe me at all. It would be tragic if any were to be allured
to that realm of death and horror by the very warning meant to
discourage them.
Interrupting these sculptured walls were high
windows and massive twelve-foot doorways; both now and then retaining
the petrified wooden planks - elaborately carved and polished-of
the actual shutters and doors. All metal fixtures had long ago
vanished, but some of the doors remained in place and had to be
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