[The Hidden Children by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hidden Children CHAPTER XII 36/42
Then they are of but two kinds.
Of one of these kinds shall I be when I love.
Not that I doubt myself, yet, who can say what I shall be? Only three, Euan--God, the man who loves me, and myself." "I sit here waiting for a rifleman to take my letter to the General who has promised to commit it to the runner. "A regiment is trying its muskets at the lake.
I hear the firing. "I have a tallow dip and wax and sand, ready to close my letter instantly.
No one comes." "Lana comes, very tired and pale.
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