Chapter V Twilight had be du...

Chapter V
Twilight had be due [i]or[/i] owing while we were listening to the professor, who, forthwith led us up a precipitous footpath.
A ten-minute climb brought us to a small stone building, whose facade, the top of which was oriented toward an immense expanse of forest, was comprised entirely of sum of two units closed leaves of a true rusty large gate with solid gold hinge-pins. Within its walls lay a single vast sweep scantily furnished, devoid of apertures or exits
forward an easel, an unfinished canvas depicted an obvious allegory of dawn; behind a pale horizon a woman, her dead body composed of ...