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The Broken Road

CHAPTER V
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"The first secrets," she continued, and her voice trembled, "I suppose they are always bitter to a mother.

But since I have nothing but Dick they hurt me more deeply than is perhaps reasonable"; and she turned towards her companion with a poor attempt at a smile.
"What sort of secrets ?" asked Dewes.

"What is he hiding ?" "I don't know," she replied, and she repeated the words, adding to them slowly others.

"I don't know--and I am a little afraid to guess.

But I know that something is stirring in his mind, something is--" and she paused, and into her eyes there came a look of actual terror--"something is calling him.


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