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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: would come in and scold him because he was not ready for that
hateful lawn-party at the vicar's, with the carriage waiting and
his mother nearly out of patience.
Kuranes, clad in a dressing
gown of the sort favoured by London tailors in his youth, rose
eagerly to meet his guest; for the sight of an Anglo-Saxon from
the waking world was very dear to him, even if it was a Saxon
from Boston, Massachusetts, instead of from Cornwall. And for
long they talked of old times, having much to say because both
were old dreamers and well versed in the wonders of incredible
places. Kuranes, indeed, had been out beyond the stars in the
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