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had been green and fair. There was little grass, and before long there
was neither bush nor tree, and only broken and blackened stumps to speak
of ones long vanished. They were come to the Desolation of the Dragon,
and they were come at the waning of the year.
They reached the skirts of the Mountain all the same without meeting
any danger or any sign of the Dragon other than the wilderness he had