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Excerpt from Tales of the Wild and the Wonderful
Admirably calculated to assist his projects; his predictions were now uttered more clearly, and his threats denounced in sterner tones and stronger and plainer words; and when he pre dicted that old Morgan Williams, who had been stricken with the palsy, Would die at the turn of tide, three days from that on which he spoke, and that the light little boat of gay Grifi'y Morris, which sailed from the bay in a bright winter's morning, should never again make the shore; and the man died, and the storm arose, even as he had said; men's hearts died within them, and they bowed down before his words, as if he had been their general fate and the individual destiny of each.
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