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motionless, almost forgetting the frightful guardian, at the gold beyond
price and count.
He gazed for what seemed an age, before drawn almost against his
will, he stole from the shadow of the doorway, across the floor to the
nearest edge of the mounds of treasure. Above him the sleeping dragon
lay, a dire menace even in his sleep. He grasped a great two-handled