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The Sowers

CHAPTER XXVI
11/19

The cigarette dropped from his fingers to the floor.

His face was yellow and drawn, with a singular tremble of the lips, which were twisted to one side.
"Good God!" he whispered hoarsely.
There was only one thought in his mind--a sudden wild desire to rise up and stand by Etta against the whole world.

Verily we cannot tell what love may make of us, whither it may lead us.

We only know that it never leaves us as it found us.
Then, leaning quietly against the stove, Vassili stated his case.
"Rather more than a year ago," he said, "I received an offer of the papers connected with a great scheme in this country.

After certain enquiries had been made I accepted the offer.


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