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The Crucifixion Of The Outcast
   toy full of noble raiment *hich

    was in my . And I he more

    alone upon the sea, be-

    cause I  tling of

    the rose-bordered dress of her who is more

    subtle tle-ed,

    and more full of ty of laughan

    Conan the wisdom

    of tears te-Breasted Deirdre, and

    more lovely ting dao them

    t are lost in therefore, I l

    aito myself; but yet, because

    I am done  unto you.

    So rips of

    bacon among t

    il t scrap was

    eaten. But meanwhe

    glee man to  it upright in

    t the

    foot, and trampled it level and hard. So

    t a tared

    on, sitting round t whe

    sun  up to go, for

    tting chilly. And as soon as

    ttle he wolves, who

    he edge

    of a neighbouring coppice, came nearer,

    and the birds wheeled closer and closer.

    5 1

    Stay, outcasts, yet a little whe cruci-

    fied one called in a o the beg-

    gars, and keep ts and the birds

    from me. But the beggars were angry

    because casts, so

    tones and mud at him, and

    thered

    at t of the birds flew

    loly the birds

    lig once upon his head and arms

    and so peck at him,

    and to eat .  Out-

    casts, urned

    against tcast ?
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