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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: known they would follow him, so he was not disturbed; for one
grows accustomed to the anomalies of these prying creatures. It
was twilight when he came to the edge of the wood, and the strengthening
glow told him it was the twilight of morning. Over fertile plains
rolling down to the Skai he saw the smoke of cottage chimneys,
and on every hand were the hedges and ploughed fields and thatched
roofs of a peaceful land. Once he stopped at a farmhouse well
for a cup of water, and all the dogs barked affrightedly at the
inconspicuous Zoogs that crept through the grass behind. At another
house, where people were stirring, he asked questions about the
gods, and whether they danced often upon Lerion; but the farmer
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