The Merry Men, and Other Tales and Fables (Classic Reprint)

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The Ross, as we call it, is a promontory neither wide nor high, but as rough as God made it to this day; the deep sea on either hand of it, full of rugged isles and reefs most perilous to seamen - all overlooked from the eastward by some very high cliffs and the great peak Of Ben Kyaw. The Mountain of the Mist, they say the words signify.

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