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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Dunwich Horror by H. P. Lovecraft: The man paused, and another
of the crowd spoke.
'That's all - not a saound nor squeak over
the 'phone arter that. Jest still-like. We that heerd it got aout
Fords an' wagons an' rounded up as many able-bodied men-folks
as we could git, at Corey's place, an' come up here ter see what
yew thought best ter dew. Not but what I think it's the Lord's
jedgment fer our iniquities, that no mortal kin ever set aside.'
Armitage saw that the time for positive action had come, and
spoke decisively to the faltering group of frightened rustics.
'We must follow it, boys.' He made his voice as reassuring as
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