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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: Earl Sawyer spoke softly, pointing with a grimy finger through
the steadily lessening rain.
'I guess ye kin git to Seth Bishop's
quickest by cuttin' across the lower medder here, wadin' the brook
at the low place, an' climbin' through Carrier's mowin' an' the
timber-lot beyont. That comes aout on the upper rud mighty nigh
Seth's - a leetle t'other side.'
Armitage, with Rice and Morgan,
started to walk in the direction indicated; and most of the natives
followed slowly. The sky was growing lighter, and there were signs
that the storm had worn itself away. When Armitage inadvertently
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