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uke rode off.
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Now begins "the tenebrific passage of the tale." Or rathernow begins what we can make into such a passage
if we willbut need not. We can read a thousand transcendental meanings into what now happensor we can
simply accept and understand it--leaving the rest to the
Browningites of whom Browning declared that _he_ was not.
The huntsman, turning round sharply to bid the old woman follow him--a little distrustful of her since that
interview with the Duke--saw something that not only restored his trust, but afterwards made him sure that she
had planned beforehand the wonders that now happened. She looked a head taller, to begin with [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and she kept
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pace with him easily, no stooping nor hobbling--above all, no cringing! She was wholly changed [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in short, and
the change, whatever the change meant had extended to her very clothes. The shabby wolf-skin cloak she
wore seemed edged with gold coins. Under its shrouding disguise, she was wearing (we may conjecture), for
this foreseen occasion [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], her dress of tribal Queen. But most wonderful of all was the change in her eye-holes.
When first he saw her that morningthey had beenas yilai:
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