Roy Norton

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Roy Norton,  The Shaman — Chapter 4 (1922)

“ I garbed myself for outdoors and walked slowly along the village street. Now that my brain had come back to its own, I marveled more than ever at what I saw; for here were indubitable evidences of orderliness and cleanliness. There was not a cabin that did not have at least one glazed window. To one who has never been in such a country as that great interior was at that time, this may seem a strange cause for amazement; for only the experienced can know that a pane of glass was far more difficult to obtain than gold. ”
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Roy Norton,  The Shaman — Chapter 4 (1922)

“ I leaned upon an elbow, lifted my head, and discovered Jack in the painful act of shaving his face. Shaving away a beard of weeks' growth is trying, enough for a man with full use of his eyes: but for one who is blinded and works by touch I presume it must be a harrowing operation. ”
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