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And now Christine had to pull Abbie out of the drift and put forth all her effort to get the suffering woman to retrace her steps to the little front gate. She did not dare turn into the wide open gateway and run the risk of losing her bearings in the uncharted wilderness of the lane road.
In the added fear of her childbirth warnings, Abbie clung to Christine with all her strength. "Oh,. Christine. I can't go any farther . . ." The storm god took the words and threw them back into her face.