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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Shadow out of Time by H. P. Lovecraft: was troubling me. In the light of my torch it seemed as if that
dust were not as even as it ought to be - there were places where
it looked thinner, as if it had been disturbed not many months
before. I could not be sure, for even the apparently thinner places
were dusty enough; yet a certain suspicion of regularity in the
fancied unevenness was highly disquieting.
When I brought the
torchlight close to one of the queer places I did not like what
I saw - for the illusion of regularity became very great. It was
as if there were regular lines of composite impressions - impressions
that went in threes, each slightly over a foot square, and consisting
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