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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: aout all tracks abaout as fast as could be; but beginnin' at the
glen maouth, whar the trees hed moved, they was still some o'
them awful prints big as bar'ls like he seen Monday.'
At this
point the first excited speaker interrupted.
'But that ain't
the trouble naow - that was only the start. Zeb here was callin'
folks up an' everybody was a-listenin' in when a call from Seth
Bishop's cut in. His haousekeeper Sally was carryin' on fit to
kill - she'd jest seed the trees a-bendin' beside the rud, an'
says they was a kind o' mushy saound, like a elephant puffin'
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