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The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower, Book 2) by Stephen King
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The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower, Book 2)

by Stephen King

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To Don Grant, who's taken a chance on these novels, one by one.
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The gunslinger came awake from a confused dream which seemed to consist of a single image: that of the Sailor in the Tarot deck from which the man in black had dealt (or purported to deal) the gunslinger's own moaning future.
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Three. This is the number of your fate.
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The horror was a crawling thing which must have been cast up by a previous wave. It dragged a wet, gleaming body laboriously along the sand. It was about four feet long and about four yards to the right.
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Dark Tower: the epic series from which Black House was built.

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