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Alice could imagine the ice squeezing and scraping over
the land A great weight flattening everything. She often
thought of how things were shaded. She saw now， how it
was， a repressedland. A land stig ruggling or breath The
a r was thick with fading light and remarkably everyone was
quiet. It was as if they had entered a wide but sacred place A
pla~ they knew should not be disturbed The car was warm
and smooth， but Alice had had enough. She wanted to get
out into this ancient land， this soft flatness and light. She
wanted to telI Henderson to stop. Though she knew they
were not quite there， she couldn t see the sea
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ar， arm aura eplied for the t Ih
nearly/ twen ie time，
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erewa I ou e ml n eed be sick
and the whe~ euc~f again， apart from the car s low rumble
woudn t e~e o air passing hrough a \" d th
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s the s ， i~se\" rls ram screamed \"The sea， he
~u~g into his sto~ac~e wrlgg]ed o~ hi h beh
trappedtt~ed to look at Trist
heback eat She r~m and his mothe both
smded at them. My relatives，
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