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MONTE VERITÀ THEY TOLD ME afterwards they had found nothing. No trace of anyone, living or dead. Maddened by anger, and I believe by fear, they had succeeded at last in breaking into those forbidden walls, dreaded and shunned through countless years—to be met by silence. Frustrated, bewildered, frightened, driven to fury at the sight of those empty cells, that bare court, the valley people resorted to the primitive methods that have served so many peasants through so many centuries: fire and destruction. It was the only answer, I suppose, to something they did not understand. Then, their anger spent, they must have realised that nothing of any purpose had been destroyed. The smouldering and blackened walls that met their eyes in the starry, frozen dawn had cheated them in the end. Search parties were sent out, of course. The more experienced climbers amongst them, undaunted by the bare rock of the mountain summit, covered the whole ridge, from north to south, from east to west, with no result. And that is the end of the story. Nothing more is known. Two men from the village helped me to carry Victor's body to the valley, and he was buried at the foot of Mon
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- Author
- Daphne, du Maurier
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Short Stories, Fiction
- Rating
- 3.51 / 5 (67 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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