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illustrationillustrationThen in his torment and despair, of a sudden Ishmael threw himself backwards into the dark gulf beneath. Fifty feet and more he fell to the rocks below, and where he fell, there he lay till he diedThe Ghost Kings [The Lady of the Heavens]Pearson's Magazine, vol. 25-16, no. 147A. C. Michaelhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1867/original/thenInPearsonsMagazine259.jpg?1517883890Lithograph. L: 19.4 , W: 9.35London: The Pearson Publishing Co., March 1908.Lithograph. L: 19.4 , W: 9.35A. C. Michael259Pearson's Magazine, vol. 25-16, no. 147The Pearson Publishing Co.March 1908LondonUniversity of Colorado at BoulderThe Ghost Kings [The Lady of the Heavens]

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Then in his torment and despair, of a sudden Ishmael threw himself backwards into the dark gulf beneath. Fifty feet and more he fell to the rocks below, and where he fell, there he lay till he died

Then in his torment and despair, of a sudden Ishmael threw himself backwards into the dark gulf beneath. Fifty feet and more he fell to the rocks below, and where he fell, there he lay till he died
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