The Lady of the Shroud
The Lady of the Shroud
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I could only guess. Perhaps the mountaineers might be able totell or even to guess better than I could. But I am not so sure of this. I am a mountaineer myself, and with larger and more varied experiencethan any of them. For myself, though I could not be certain, I came tothe conclusion that whoever had used the place had done so not many daysbefore. It could not have been quite recently; but it may not have beenvery long ago. Whoever had used it had covered up his tracks well. Eventhe ashes ha...d been carefully removed, and the place where they had lainwas cleaned or swept in some way, so that there was no trace on the spot. I applied some of my West African experience, and looked on the roughbark of the trees to leeward, to where the agitated air, howeverdirected, must have come, unless it was wanted to call attention to theplace by the scattered wood-ashes, however fine. I found traces of it, but they were faint. There had not been rain for several days; so thedust must have been blown there since the rain had fallen, for it wasstill dry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could only guess. Perhaps the mountaineers might be able totell or even to guess better than I could. But I am not so sure of this. I am a mountaineer myself, and with larger and more varied experiencethan any of them. For myself, though I could not be certain, I came tothe conclusion that whoever had used the place had done so not many daysbefore. It could not have been quite recently; but it may not have beenvery long ago. Whoever had used it had covered up his tracks well. Eventhe ashes ha...d been carefully removed, and the place where they had lainwas cleaned or swept in some way, so that there was no trace on the spot. I applied some of my West African experience, and looked on the roughbark of the trees to leeward, to where the agitated air, howeverdirected, must have come, unless it was wanted to call attention to theplace by the scattered wood-ashes, however fine. I found traces of it, but they were faint. There had not been rain for several days; so thedust must have been blown there since the rain had fallen, for it wasstill dry.
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