Yahoya

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Jackson Gregory. Yahoya

Yahoya

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. I

Chapter 2. II

Chapter 3. III

Chapter 4. IV

Chapter 5. V

Chapter 6. VI

Chapter 7. VII

Chapter 8. VIII

Chapter 9. IX

Chapter 10. X

Chapter 11. XI

Chapter 12. XII

Chapter 13. XIII

Chapter 14. XIV

Chapter 15. XV

Chapter 16. XVI

Chapter 17. XVII

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Jackson Gregory

Published by Good Press, 2020

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Later—he did not know how much later—it seemed quite natural for him to feel that some one was moving about him. He realized dimly that it couldn't be Strang, for Strang had gone on. He knew that it must be the thousand-year-old woman who had come out of the nowhere, riding on a moon-ray, perhaps; who, when she was done pottering around him, would go back the way she had come. He didn't try to turn his head to watch her because he knew that he hadn't the strength left in him.

She had slipped something soft under his shoulders, had even managed to turn his great body a little, making it lie a fraction less painfully. And she had brought him water. That was a joke on Strang! He had gone on furiously, lugging three or four warm cupfuls in his canteen, thinking that there was no other drop to be had until one had crossed many miles of desert.

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