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Which textual evidence indicates that John’s journey into the Place of the Gods will continue? "no smell of man left, on stone or metal" "god-roads, green-eyed, unafraid of man" "but them I did not meet
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Which textual evidence indicates that John’s journey into the Place of the Gods will continue? "no smell of man left, on stone or metal" "god-roads, green-eyed, unafraid of man" "but them I did not meet till later" "magical numbers or words".
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"But them, I did not meet until later."
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