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Tonight, I'll be reading Book Two, Chapter's Four and Five of The Black Arrow by Robert

Louis Stevenson. So let your eyes fall heavy and your breath soften. As we settle in,

for a peaceful night's sleep, Chapter Four, The Passage. The passage in which Dick and

Joanna now found themselves was narrow, dirty and short. At the other end of it, a door

stood partly open, the same door without doubt that they had heard the man unlocking.

Heavy cobwebs hung from the roof and the paved, flooring echoed hollow under the lightest

tread. Beyond the door there were two branches at right angles. Dick chose one of them at

random, and the pair hurried with echoing footsteps along the hollow of the chapel roof.

The top of the arched ceiling rose like a wails back in the dim glimmer of the lamp. Here

and there were spy holes concealed on the other side by the carving of the cornice.

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