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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The People That Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs: "It will do them no good," remarked the man, a trace of
excitement in his voice. "It will do them no good, for the
lion will wait until they come out and take as many as he can
carry away; and there is one there," he added, a trace of
sadness in his tone, "whom I hoped would soon follow me to
the Kro-lu. Together have we come up from the beginning."
He raised his spear above his head and poised it ready to hurl
downward at the lion. "She is nearest to him," he muttered.
"He will get her and she will never come to me among the
Kro-lu, or ever thereafter. It is useless! No warrior lives
who could hurl a weapon so great a distance."
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