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In a slanting gaze the sun warm with embracing fingers skewed indifferently across the wet brow of a traveler, lost in mind and thought and direction His eyes looked up through cotton trees filtering the embrace from above—in this distraction the lark did advantage with a sweep- ing loop, faithless, at the wanderer’s glance His eyes then danced in aim of this flight, erratic with jovial carelessness, as it went adjacent the sun. He resulting-ly shielded his eyes but never looked away: in doing so he fell off the face of the earth and splattered
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