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1 : 03. HE SAT HIMSELF DOWN UPON A FLAT TOMBSTONE


2 : 04. CLOSE TO HIM WAS A STRANGE UNEARTHLY FIGURE


3 : 05. PLAYING AT LEAPFROG WITH THE TOMB- STONES


4 : 06. HE FOUND HIMSBLF IN A LARGE DARK CAVERN
    
    

5 : 07. A THICK CLOUD ROLLED GRADUALLY AWAY


6 : 08. A CROWD OF LITTLE CHILDREN WERE GATHERED ROUND


7 : 09. HE WAS WET and WEARY


8 : 10. THEN HE SAT DOWN TO HIS MEAL
    
    

9 : 11. THE FAIREST AND YOUNGEST CHILD LAY DYING


10 : 12. THE FATHER AND MOTHER WERE OLD AND HELPLESS N


11 : 13. THE FEW WHO YET SURVIVED THEM KNELT BY THEIR TOMB


12 : 14. A RICH AND BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE WAS DISCLOSED
    
    

13 : 15. LYING AT FULL LENGTH ON THE TOMB- STONEGabrielGrub15


14 : 16. GabrielGrub16


15 : 17. GabrielGrub17


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