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Portrait of Zacharias Papantoniou Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains — On the Way to Phanis

From there Andreas looked around the place, upwards.
“Evidently, he said, Phanis will not have gone from here downhill. He will have gone up towards the summits, I know. So that's where we're going to go.”
They advanced between the beech trees and the oaks, without any path, themselves opening the way, which should lead them to where Phanis is. And which way was it?
They arrived on top of wild, bare precipices. These precipices fell away deeply and marked out the great water gap. Their voices echoed here.
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