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One of Haggard's first
novels, published in 1884.

"Our natures languish
incomplete;
Something obtuse in this
our star
Shackles the spirit's
winged feet;
But a glory moves us
from afar,
And we know that we are
strong and fleet."
~Edmund Ollier.

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