She stared at Raven in a long second of shocked silence, before sagging to the floor.
I, too, stood on the sacred image. For a moment this foot was on his face. It was on the face of the man who has been ever in my thoughts, on the face that was before me on the mountains, in my wanderings, in prison, on the best and most beautiful face that any man can ever know, on the face of him whom I have always longed to love. Even now that face is looking at me with eyes of pity from the plaque rubbed flat by many feet. «_Trample_!_» said those compassionate eyes. «_Trample_!_Your foot suffers in pain_; it must suffer like all the feet that have stepped on this plaque. But that pain alone is enough. I understand your pain and your suffering. It is for that reason that I am here._»«_Lord, I resented your silence._»«_I was not silent. I suffered beside you._»
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I, too, stood on the sacred image. For a moment this foot was on his face. It was on the face of the man who has been ever in my thoughts, on the face that was before me on the mountains, in my wanderings, in prison, on the best and most beautiful face that any man can ever know, on the face of him whom I have always longed to love. Even now that face is looking at me with eyes of pity from the plaque rubbed flat by many feet. «_Trample_!_» said those compassionate eyes. «_Trample_!_Your foot suffers in pain_; it must suffer like all the feet that have stepped on this plaque. But that pain alone is enough. I understand your pain and your suffering. It is for that reason that I am here._»«_Lord, I resented your silence._»«_I was not silent. I suffered beside you._»
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