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Chapter 1 · Paragraph 1Mina, the lighthouse keeper, wore a grey coat. A brass key hung from a cord at her wrist.
Chapter 1 · Paragraph 2Ren arrived at the lighthouse carrying a sealed letter. “I have not opened it,” he said. Mina took the letter but did not open it.
Chapter 1 · Paragraph 3Mina placed the key in Ren’s hand. “Only if the beacon goes out before the evening bell may you unlock the west gate,” she told him. Ren closed his fingers around the key.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 1Just before the evening bell, the beacon flickered and went dark. From the foot of the tower, Ren saw the light disappear.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 2Ren used the brass key to unlock the west gate. He stayed beside the open gate while Mina climbed the stairs with a fresh wick.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 3Mina relit the lamp. Its beam crossed the harbour again. Downstairs, the letter was still sealed on the table.
Mina, the lighthouse keeper, wore a grey coat. A brass key hung from a cord at her wrist.
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Chapter 1 · Paragraph 1Mina, the lighthouse keeper, wore a grey coat. A brass key hung from a cord at her wrist.
Chapter 1 · Paragraph 2Ren arrived at the lighthouse carrying a sealed letter. “I have not opened it,” he said. Mina took the letter but did not open it.
Chapter 1 · Paragraph 3Mina placed the key in Ren’s hand. “Only if the beacon goes out before the evening bell may you unlock the west gate,” she told him. Ren closed his fingers around the key.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 1Just before the evening bell, the beacon flickered and went dark. From the foot of the tower, Ren saw the light disappear.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 2Ren used the brass key to unlock the west gate. He stayed beside the open gate while Mina climbed the stairs with a fresh wick.
Chapter 2 · Paragraph 3Mina relit the lamp. Its beam crossed the harbour again. Downstairs, the letter was still sealed on the table.
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