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flashed a sudden light upon the ripples, and he said
to himself that that would make all easy, and
remembered that till now he had worked in the dusk
that had so quickly followed the short twilight.

He was right—the moon did help matters, but not
quite as he had expected.

The lily floated into his hand as though of its own