The Man of Adamant - (From: "The Snow Image and Other Twice-Told Tales") by Nathaniel Hawthorne
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grassy patch on the shadowy hillside. Yet, grown people avoid the spot,
nor do children play there. Friendship, and Love, and Piety, all human and celestial sympathies, should keep aloof from that hidden cave; for there still sits, and, unless an earthquake crumble down the roof upon his head, shall sit forever, the shape of Richard Digby, in the attitude of repelling the whole race of mortals,--not from heaven,--but from the horrible loneliness of his dark, cold sepulchre! |
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