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Pearl-Maiden

CHAPTER VIII
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Yet think.

If I kill you there is an end, and if by chance you should kill me, you will be hunted down as a double murderer.

As it is, I forgive you, because I know how bitter is the jealousy of youth, and because you struck no assassin's blow when you might have done so safely.

Therefore, I say, go in peace, knowing that I shall not break my word." "Cease talking," said Caleb, "and come out into the moonlight." "I am glad that is your wish," replied Marcus.

"Having done all I can to save you, I will add that I think you a dangerous cub, of whom the world, the lady Miriam and I alike will be well rid.


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