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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: some of the strange mariners of Inquanok, but was told that none
were now in port, their galley not being due from the north for
full two weeks. He found, however, one Thorabonian sailor who
had been to Inquanok and had worked in the onyx quarries of that
twilight place; and this sailor said there was certainly a descent
to the north of the peopled region, which everybody seemed to
fear and shun. The Thorabonian opined that this desert led around
the utmost rim of impassable peaks into Leng's horrible plateau,
and that this was why men feared it; though he admitted there
were other vague tales of evil presences and nameless sentinels.
Whether or not this could be the fabled waste wherein unknown
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